Managing Education Quality & Commissioning in a Local Education & Training Board System Peter Rolland Head of Education Commissioning & Contracting

East Midlands Local Education and Training Board Purpose & difference The Government White Paper, Liberating the NHS: Developing the Healthcare Workforce, was launched in January 2011, setting out proposals for a new workforce, education and training system to support safe and high quality care.

East Midlands Local Education and Training Board Purpose & difference We will take the excellence and best practice from what we do now and create a new LETB organisation that will; Plan, educate, train and develop the healthcare workforce that is needed in order to deliver safe, high quality and responsive primary care, community health services, public health and patient care in acute settings, for the people of the East Midlands, now and into the future Focus on delivering today as well as creating the conditions for high performance tomorrow

East Midlands Local Education and Training Board Purpose & difference This is an opportunity to make demonstrable improvements in the quality and experience of patients through new ways of working and delivery of high quality education and skills for the whole healthcare workforce.

East Midlands Local Education and Training Board LETB … and what does it mean for end of life care Health Education England Board and process for decision making Network of involvement NHS is bigger than NHS providers Influence and sway

East Midlands Local Education and Training Board Planning education & training around patient need What is the purpose of healthcare if not to meet the needs of patients Think in terms of care pathways and services, not professions Taking ourselves out of today Think beyond the traditional

East Midlands Local Education and Training Board Quality of education & training Quality of education is integral to the quality of care delivery Medical, healthcare professional and non-registered University, education institution and service provision of education Improved intelligence in regards quality Net promoter Assessment of learner competence & development Service improvement Innovation

East Midlands Local Education and Training Board Education & training in context End of Life Care education in a market environment Collaboration and competition across education providers Collaboration and inclusivity across healthcare sectors Local Education & Training Committees Perceptions of healthcare in the media Compassionate and academic practice Networks

East Midlands Local Education and Training Board Strategic priorities and imperatives “HEE will provide leadership for the new education and training system. It will ensure that the shape and skills of the future health and public health workforce evolves to sustain high quality outcomes for patients in the face of demographic and technological change”

East Midlands Local Education and Training Board Commissioning healthcare education Flexible working Primary/ secondary/ social care services New technology New providers Patient focused education for patient focused healthcare Clinical engagement Innovations in education And in healthcare delivery

East Midlands Local Education and Training Board Making the change LETB priorities o Emergency care o Team working o Making every contact count o Enabling service improvement Education quality strategy o Multi-professional o Values & behaviours o Hearing the patient voice o Maximising safety System development o Engagement o Relationships o Networks

Thank you Peter Rolland Head of Education Commissioning & Contracting