Spring engagement event 14 March 2019 Care Closer to Home 1 Working together with the Barnet population to improve health and wellbeing
Welcome Dr Charlotte Benjamin, Chair, Barnet CCG Working together with the Barnet population to improve health and wellbeing
Housekeeping • There is a hearing loop. This is switched on and available • No fire alarm is planned today. If you hear the alarm, please make your way outside • Please turn your mobile phones off or put them on silent • Please speak to a member of Community Barnet staff if you have any questions Working together with the Barnet population to improve health and wellbeing
Focus for today’s event • Arrivals and registration • Introduction • Jargon Bingo • Scene setting • Scenario exercise Paediatric Hot Clinics • Scenario exercise Social Prescribing • Break • Scenario exercise Frailty and Palliative Care • Q&A • Close Working together with the Barnet population to improve health and wellbeing
About the CCG We are a membership organisation, made up of 54 GP practices, responsible for planning and buying most of the local healthcare services for Barnet residents Dr Charlotte Benjamin is the new Chair of Barnet CCG Kay Matthews, is the CCG’s Chief Operating Officer Working together with the Barnet population to improve health and wellbeing
What we do CCGs are responsible for planning, buying and monitoring: • The care and treatment you receive in hospital and community health services, including district nurses, physiotherapy and other therapies • The care that you receive in an urgent or emergency situation (including out-of-hours services) • Maternity and newborn baby services • The medicines you are prescribed by your GP • Mental health and learning disability services In April 2017, the CCG also took over the commissioning of GP services from NHS England Working together with the Barnet population to improve health and wellbeing
What does a CCG not do? CCGs are not responsible for other out of hospital services, which include: • Dentistry • Optometry • Screening programmes, e.g. cancer screening • Immunisations • Stop smoking services • Sexual health services • Health visiting services These are commissioned by teams in NHS England, the Local Authority or Public Health Working together with the Barnet population to improve health and wellbeing
Who we work with Amongst others, we work closely with: • London Borough of Barnet (Barnet Council) • Barnet HealthWatch • NHS England • Central London Community Healthcare Trust • Royal Free London Hospitals NHS Trust • Barnet, Enfield and Haringey Mental Health Trust • London Ambulance Service • London Central and West Unscheduled Care Collaborative Working together with the Barnet population to improve health and wellbeing
Our place in North Central London Enfield CCG / Enfield Council GP registered population: 320,000 GP practices: 48 Chase�Farm� Hospital St� Michael ’ s� Barnet CCG / Barnet Council Primary� Care� Barnet� General� Hospital GP registered population: 420,000 Centre GP practices: 54 Stanmore� Hospital Haringey CCG / Haringey Council North� Middlesex� Edgware� Community� Hospital GP registered population: 296,000 Hospital GP practices: 45 Finchley� Memorial� Hospital St� Ann ’ s� Hospital Islington CCG / Islington Council GP registered population: 233,000 The� Whittington� Hospital Highgate Hospital GP practices: 34 Royal� Free� Hospital Central� Middlesex� Tavistock Clinic,�Portman� Clinic,� Camden CCG / Camden Council Hospital Gloucester�House� Day� Unit GP registered population: 260,000 St� Pancras Hospital GP practices: 35 Moorfields Eye� Hospital University� College� Hospital London�Ambulance�Service Great� Ormond� Street� Hospital East� of� England� Ambulance� Service
Primary Care Networks We would like to play you an animation produced by NHS England that describes what Primary Care Networks (PCN) are: Working together with the Barnet population to improve health and wellbeing
Jargon Bingo Nicholas Ince, Senior Primary Care Transformation Manager , Barnet CCG Working together with the Barnet population to improve health and wellbeing
Care closer to home in Barnet Colette Wood, Director, Care Closer to Home , Barnet CCG Dr Charlotte Benjamin, Chair, Barnet CCG
Progress to Date 99% of the Barnet population are now covered by a Primary care network October 2018 April 2018 June 2019 6 Networks 3 Networks Integrated Networks Working together with the Barnet population to improve health and wellbeing
Benefits Benefits to patients Benefits to Staff System-wide benefits • • • Equitable access to Releasing capacity New models of care to new services and within General Practice support Care Closer to pathways by developing Home innovative service • More patients being • Patient centred care models and pathways managed within a tailored around primary and community • communities Opportunities for cross care setting and multi • Opportunity to bridge • Integrated services organisational working health and social care with wider system and upskilling of staff closer together through partners to deliver project delivery • Care Closer to Home Being part of an • innovation hub and Scale what is working • Easy to navigate improving quality for well to support current system patients and carers and future system pressures Working together with the Barnet population to improve health and wellbeing
Primary Care Networks in Barnet Key Practice List size Primary Care (Jan 19) Networks 1 Deans Lane Medical Centre 4257 Network One Barnet CCG - Primary Care 2 Parkview Surgery 6556 Network One 3 Oak Lodge Medical Centre 18472 Network One 4 Watling Medical Centre 16207 Network One Networks 5 The Everglade Medical Practice 8267 Network One 6 Dr Lamba (Colindeep Lane) 8835 Network One 7 Wakeman’s Hill Surgery 4675 Network One 8 Jai Medical Centre 8303 Network One 9 Hendon Way Surgery 8493 Network One 10 The Village Surgery 5201 Network Two 11 East Barnet HC (Dr Weston & Dr Helbti 3609 Network Two 12 East Barnet HC (Dr Peskin/Syed/Hussa 4507 Network Two 13 East Barnet HC (Monkman) 3074 Network Two 14 St Andrews Medical Practice 10885 Network Two 15 Brunswick Park Medical Practice 8548 Network Two 16 The Clinic (Oakleigh Rd North) 8934 Network Two 17 Friern Barnet Medical Centre 9046 Network Two 18 Doctors Lane - Colney Hatch Lane 5425 Network Two 19 Longrove Surgery 11327 Network Three(a) 20 The Old Courthouse Surgery 8323 Network Three(a) 21 Addington Medical Centre 9061 Network Three(a) 22 Vale Drive Medical Practice 5555 Network Three(a) 23 Gloucester Road Surgery 1802 Network Three(a) 24 Derwent Medical Centre 5581 Network Three(b) 25 Torrington Park Group Practice 12569 Network Three(b) 26 The Speedwell Practice 11440 Network Three(b) 27 Wentworth Medical Practice (Ballard L 11404 Network Three(b) 28 Cornwall House Surgery 6411 Network Three(b) 29 Squires Lane Medical Practice 5796 Network Three(b) 30 Lichfield Grove Surgery 6235 Network Three(b) 31 Rosemary Surgery 5286 Network Three(b) 32 Woodlands Medical Practice 4395 Network Three(b) 33 East Finchley Medical Practice 7806 Network Three(b) 34 Penshurst Gardens 6639 Network Four 35 Millway Medical Practice 18483 Network Four 36 Lane End Medical Group 13136 Network Four 37 Mulberry Medical Practice 9946 Network Four 38 Langstone Way Surgery 7997 Network Four 39 St George’s Medical Centre 11116 Network Five 40 Hillview Surgery 1876 Network Five 41 The Phoenix Practice (Boyne Ave (E836 9987 Network Five 42 Dr Azim & Partners 9147 Network Five 43 Ravenscroft Medical Centre 7378 Network Five 44 Pennine Drive Surgery 8991 Network Five 45 Greenfield Medical Centre 6857 Network Five 46 Supreme Medical Centre 4357 Network Six 47 Mountfield Surgery 5006 Network Six 48 Heathfielde 8135 Network Six 49 PHGH Doctors 10941 Network Six 50 Temple Fortune Health Centre 7264 Network Six 51 The Practice @ 188 7588 Network Six 52 Adler & Rosenberg (682 Finchley Road 5846 Network Six 53 Hodford Road Surgery 3663 Network Six 54 Cricklewood Health Centre(Barndoc H 4739 Unallocated Working together with the Barnet population to improve health and wellbeing
Network One Clinical lead: Dr Aashish Bansal Focus: Diabetes and Paediatrics Population: 84,065 Involving: 9 practices Current Project: Paediatric Hot Clinics The objectives of the proposal are: • To deliver a paediatric hot clinic across the network, which runs Monday to Friday • To provides additional same day access to primary care GPs and Nurses • The clinics can be accessed through your GP practice, NHS 111 and the Emergency Department • There are plans to integrate further services into the clinics over the coming months and then assess and evaluate the impact Working together with the Barnet population to improve health and wellbeing
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