Making Transformation Work for General Practice

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Making Transformation Work for General Practice Dr Darren Tymens GP, Chair Richmond General Practice Alliance 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Part One: Federations and the RGPA Dr Darren Tymens GP, Chair Richmond General Practice Alliance 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Richmond General Practice Alliance NHS in 2017 Not enough money in the system What money there is, isn’t always being spent most efficiently The system probably isn’t set up right, but is very difficult to change The DOH and NHSE wants to see change, but isn’t sure what change it wants to see 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Richmond General Practice Alliance General Practice in 2017 Struggling! Rising patient expectations Rising demand for appointments Reduced real resources, and negligible core funding increases Ageing population, so more people have more diseases No more GMS contracts – all APMS Workforce crisis (GPs, Nurses, PMs) Looking for Plan B 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Richmond General Practice Alliance Federation Models Not all Federations are the same Who owns them? Partners? Shareholders? Practices? How much autonomy remains? At practice level? At GP level? How are they led? Consensual or Directive? 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Richmond General Practice Alliance Federation Models Not all Federations are the same How much control do GPs and Practices have over them? Who tells who what to do? How do you influence direction? How do you replace people? Where is their functional geography? Focused and coherent, or distributed? What are their goals? 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Richmond General Practice Alliance Federation Goals Backroom Support HR, staff training, finance and accounts, bulk buying Management and administrative merger Mergers ‘Superpractices’ Generate Investment New opportunities to attract investment 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Richmond General Practice Alliance Federation Goals Greater investment in general practice No sign of increased core investment Better terms and conditions for staff This is how we solve the recruitment crisis Greater say in the system We need to be sat as equals at the big tables 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

What do Federations need to Offer Commissioners? To solve a problem The sustainability of general practice To deliver care at scale An alternative to hospital care To shift care into the community Better, faster, safer and cheaper 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

What happens if we do nothing? No sign of a new contract Is there a plan to replace us? Are we being allowed to wither? What is the future of the profession? traditional general practice? practices bedded in communities? 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Richmond General Practice Alliance Richmond in 2014… 30 unhappy practices Increased demand Years of underinvestment Little influence over CCG Dominant hospitals Plan to create an Integrated Care Organisation Without general practice As a competitor or alternative to general practice? 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Richmond General Practice Alliance Our Response Acted together to stop ICO First time ever Response of NHSE Telling off Interim CEO Formed a Federation October 2014 All remaining 28 practices Covering whole 205K population 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

What happened in Richmond? Formed Company Limited by Shares Oct 2014 £1 per patient investment = £205K Formed Board Set up Localities Started to meet regularly… 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

What happened in Richmond? PMCF You cannot transform without investment Hubs That worked for us and our patients New terms and conditions: 15 mins Flying RAT, Apps, Screens IT integration - interoperability Opened up new opportunities Retained control of patient information 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

What happened in Richmond? Outcomes Based Commissioning Attempt at an ACO collapsed Creation of RCHiP New Care Pathways Community Hubs – eg diabetes Increased LCS role and investment Pharmacy Contract 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

What happened in Richmond? Physio First Pharmacy First Mental Health OBC Project Greater support for practices Management input to struggling practices Estates help Staff Training HR contracts 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

What happened in Richmond? SWL Sister Federations Kingston Wandsworth Sutton Merton Croydon Formed a Collaborative Cover 97% practices in SWL Seat at the STP Table (Part 2) 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Learning from Richmond Stimulus Reason to form Positive and/or negative Values Know what you are doing and why Support You need a supportive CCG or a lottery win Federation Model Collegiate Consensual Place-based 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Learning from Richmond Three stages of Federations Set up Journey to Sustainability Established Federation Don’t be afraid to be business-like If you are too nice you will fail Don’t accept things can’t be done They usually can 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Learning from Richmond Communicate, communicate, communicate With your GPs With your practices With your patients With your commissioners Take responsibility for delivery Stand up in front of your peers Be accountable Be prepared to step away if things aren’t going well 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Learning from Richmond It is difficult to achieve anything without a supportive commissioner But not impossible: lots of things remain within your control If you are not getting anywhere, consider alternative approaches to the relationship? ‘Oderint dum metuant!’ 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Part Two: A glimpse of a better, more sustainable future? Dr Darren Tymens GP, Chair Richmond General Practice Alliance 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Richmond General Practice Alliance RGPA: 5 Levels of Care Pre-practice level Self care Supported by the third and charitable sector Supported by integrated social care Supported by Pharmacists Direct access to Physios Direct access to MH support 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Richmond General Practice Alliance RGPA: 5 Levels of Care Practice Level traditional general practice lifelong relationships with patients rooted in their communities supported by a Federation 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Richmond General Practice Alliance RGPA: 5 Levels of Care Locality Level 1 (30-50K) Practices working together to deliver at scale Integrated multidisciplinary teams 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Richmond General Practice Alliance RGPA: 5 Levels of Care Locality Level 2 (30-200k) Practices working together in Joint Ventures with community services to deliver a much greater range of services All of outpatients? 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Richmond General Practice Alliance RGPA: 5 Levels of Care Hospital Level Hospitals delivering what only hospitals can Acute in-patient care to the very sick ITU surgery complex diagnostics 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance

Richmond General Practice Alliance The End 25/11/2018 Richmond General Practice Alliance