Sexual Health Provider Forum 28 th October 2015 Helen Byrne – Senior Commissioning Manager Katherine Reid – Senior Performance Manager

Aims of the session To give you an overview of: Commissioning community reproductive and sexual health services How we will keep you informed The next steps

Commissioning and Procurement - Key principles Aligning commissioning with GUM transformation project Services to be flexible and respond to the need of residents Innovated services that are sustainable Residents have access to the most appropriate services

New Model Developing the system into Two lots Lot 1 – Psychosocial support Sexual Health Promotion, HIV support, Counselling, Peer support Lot 2 – Sexual Health in Primary Care Contraception Offer, Greater Access to Local Services, Targeted Screening Modernise and change the design of services to reflect local need and to work alongside GUM and the London Transformation Programme

Approval to proceed finalised December 2015 On-going engagement with providers and service users October – December Issuing Pre Qualifying Questionnaires Feb 2016 Issuing ITT April 2016 Award contract August 2016 Go live December 2016 Contingency plans in place to allow for delays with the process Timeline – Key Milestones

First Step – Engagement Developing in a number of ways Engaging key stakeholders Distributing of questionnaires on the need and hidden populations Analysis of results Focus groups with service users and key stakeholders

Service User Questionnaire Comments of draft by Friday 30 th October 2015 Roll out 2 nd – 13 th November 2015

Keeping you informed Forums/meetings Supplier engagement process Partnership meetings Utlilise

Question and answer session