1. East Midlands Clinical PBC Network launch event
Welcome
East Midlands Clinical PBC Network launch event
Intro slide
Welcome

2. East Midlands Clinical PBC Network launch event
10.30 am
Opening remarks – Driving PBC Forward
Philip DaSilva, Director of Commissioning & Service Improvement , NHS East Midlands
10.50 am
World Class Commissioning, PBC Vision & PBC Development Framework
Dr James Kingsland, GP in Wallasey, President National Association of Primary Care
11.20 am
PBC progress and next steps – group work at your tables
Andy Gregory, Assistant Director of Commissioning (Primary Care), NHS East Midlands
12.10 pm
Value of a regional PBC network
Richard Woolley, Leodis PBC Leeds, Yorkshire & Humber PBC Forum, Steering Group member
12.40 pm
Shaping the East Midlands Clinical PBC network
Paul Midgley, HCP Consulting & Sean Fenelon, NHS PCC
1.00 pm
LUNCH
1.30 pm
PBC progress across our patch
Ben Gowland, Chief Executive, Nene Commissioning
2.00 pm
2.40 pm
Workshop choice 1 - Engaging in PBC
Nene, High Peak, Principia, East Lindsay clusters
Workshop choice 2 - Engaging in PBC
3.15 pm
Next steps for the E Midlands Clinical PBC Network (table discussion/feedback)
3.40 pm
Closing remarks
Introductory slide – Phil DaSilva
Supported by NHS Primary Care Contracting and an educational grant from Takeda UK Ltd

3. World Class Commissioning, PBC Vision & PBC Development Framework
Dr James Kingsland
GP in Wallasey, Chairman Wallasey Health Alliance LLP, President, National Association of Primary Care & DH Advisor on PBC Re-invigoration

4. PBC progress and next steps – group work at your tables
Andy Gregory
Assistant Director of Commissioning (Primary Care), NHS East Midlands

5. PBC progress and next steps
20 minutes to discuss & flip-chart your answers then feedback
1. What does successful Practice Based Commissioning look like and mean to you?
Plus one of the following (see table-specific handouts):
2- What could be done to increase clinical engagement and energise PBC?  
3- What development do you need as clinicians/consortia in taking on PBC decision making?  
4- How could consortia earn the autonomy associated with real budgets?
5- What pathways of care / types of service lend themselves to real budgets for consortia?
6- Does PBC have a role in the development/performance of providers of health care? If so what?
7- What contribution / roles are non GP clinicians playing in PBC at present and how could this develop?
8- How do you currently share or hear of PBC successes?

6. East Midlands Clinical PBC Network
Ideas to kick-start the network
Sean Fenelon, Primary Care Contracting
Paul Midgley, HCP Consulting
Session pm

7. Benefits of an East Midlands Clinical PBC network?
Local Networking – virtual, events-based. 1:1 follow up
With like-minded people beyond your own organisation
Prepared to share successes
With Q+A forums at various levels/groups
Enabling access to resources saving time
Full of good ideas/case studies/stories to enthuse your peers
Providing an opportunity to benchmark your PBC & support
Supporting PCT World Class Commissioning development
Enabling rapid local services improvements to spread
Self-help peer support and motivation because we all need it

8. Draft aims and objectives? (handout)
Share examples of good practice in
service re-design,
healthcare provision,
consortium organisation,
strategic planning
developing effective relationships with stakeholders
To provide a network of consortia outside PCT boundaries
Developing effective networks between PBC Consortia

9. Draft aims and objectives? (2)
Breakdown historical barriers to PBC e.g highlight local performance and support in line with ‘entitlements’ element of national PBC narrative
To facilitate learning and development
Engage high profile speakers to share their knowledge and experience
Develop an effective network with DH, SHA, PCTs, Providers and private sector organisations
Gathering member opinion and where appropriate represent to interested parties such as DH, SHA and PCTs

10. Draft aims and objectives
We will collect your ‘table summaries’ and amalgamate these into a master
Feedback final Aims and Objectives to delegates via and the new website

11. http://www.East Midlands Clinical PBC Network
Dedicated webspace within NHS Networks PBC Connections site

15. The Virtual Network website functionality
East Midlands Clinical PBC network site could cover:
Resource library (above and beyond main site)
e.g. proven clinical pathways, engagement ideas
‘Strategic issues’ PCT forum e.g. for commissioning and PBC functions
‘Strategic issues’ PBC forum e.g. for cluster boards
‘Operational issues’ forum e.g. for PBC managers, practice managers, GPs
Public engagement in PBC forum

16. Proposed Network events
East Midlands-wide
Funding from Takeda for 2 events in
Frequency ~ six-monthly?
Local PBC Network events e.g. County-wide
A good idea – please discuss with your local Takeda RAD for potential support

17. Practical Considerations
Virtual network
Website registration
Uploading your content under existing headings
Creating new discussion topics/headings
Administration
Events – frequency/local/EMids wide
Organising committee required (virtual?)
Chair
Members by
Locality & Job profile e.g.
GP lead
PBC manager
Practice manager
Patient member/AHP/Nurse
More on this in the final session of the day…

18. East Midlands Clinical PBC Network
Marching on together……to lunch in the restaurant
Resume back here at 1.30pm

19. East Midlands Clinical PBC Network launch event
1.30 pm
PBC progress across our patch
Ben Gowland, Nene Commissioning
2.00 pm
2.40 pm
Workshop choice 1 - Breakout presentations and Q&A – Engaging in PBC
Nene, High Peak, Principia, East Lindsay clusters – in syndicate rooms
Workshop choice 2 - Breakout presentations and Q&A – Engaging in PBC
3.15 pm
Next steps for the E Midlands Clinical PBC Network (table discussion/feedback)
3.40 pm
Closing remarks
Andy Gregory, Assistant Director of Commissioning (Primary Care), NHS East Midlands
Introductory slide – Phil DaSilva
Supported by NHS Primary Care Contracting and an educational grant from Takeda UK Ltd

20. PBC progress across our patch
Ben Gowland
Chief Executive, Nene Commissioning

21. Engaging in PBC – workshops 1 & 2 Workshop 1: 2pm-2.35pm Workshop 2: 2.40pm-3.15pm Workshop locations
Nene Commissioning –
Main conference room (marked with ‘1’)
North High Peak –
Leavers room – other side of partition (marked with ‘2’)
Principia –
Eaton room (marked with ‘3’ – located past reception)
East Lindsey cluster –
Jacquard room (marked with ‘4’)

22. Next steps for the EMC PBC Network Table discussions
Please sit with colleagues at locality-based tables

23. Next steps for the East Midlands Clinical PBC Network
20’ in your table groups then feedback. Please address these questions:
What is the potential value to be gained from setting up an EMC PBC network group and events?
What should the primary purpose of the network be? (building on aims & objectives from earlier exercise)
What can I/we commit to as members of the network?
How could the group be led/administered?
Slide to intro the 3.15 session after the final breakout session – Introduced by Andy Gregory

24. Thanks for your involvement…
Please complete an evaluation form
We will contact you to register you onto the EMC PBC website which will have copies of today’s presentations and feedback