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Londonwide LMCs and Londonwide Enterprise Ltd Annual General Meeting 26 January 2017 Review of 2016 and plans for 2017 Accounts for FY 2015/16 www.lmc.org.uk Introduction and Welcome Dr Adam Jenkins Chair of Board of Directors Chair of


  1. Londonwide LMCs and Londonwide Enterprise Ltd Annual General Meeting 26 January 2017 Review of 2016 and plans for 2017 Accounts for FY 2015/16 www.lmc.org.uk

  2. Introduction and Welcome Dr Adam Jenkins Chair of Board of Directors Chair of Ealing, Hammersmith and Fulham and Hounslow LMC www.lmc.org.uk

  3. Agenda • Introduction from the Chair Achievements in 2016 • Priority Work Areas – Financial report for 2015/16 • Strategic plan for 2017 • • Chief Executive keynote speech • Questions for the Chief Executive and the Board • Closing remarks from the Chair • Meet the Londonwide LMCs’ team www.lmc.org.uk

  4. Board of Directors Dr Adam Jenkins • • Dr Dami Adedayo Chair of the Board – – Barnet Ealing, Hammersmith – • Dr Robbie Bunt and Fulham and Islington – Hounslow Dr Rishi Chelvan • Dr Chris Jowett • Bromley – Treasurer – Dr Mike Grenville • Hillingdon – Waltham Forest – Dr Michelle Drage • Dr Marek Jarzembowski • Chief Executive – Sutton and Merton – www.lmc.org.uk

  5. Highlights of 2016 Assurance and partnership role with NHSE • Influence within STPs • Support for Federations • • Chairs and Vice Chairs training Internal change at Londonwide LMCs • – Investors in People Silver award New Medical Director team – – New structure • Practice workforce surveys – Highlight practice closures and vacancies Using intelligence to work more closely with other • bodies Mayor and GLA – www.lmc.org.uk

  6. Priority work areas GP Resilience • LMC Development • Promoting Representation • Provider Development • Workforce • www.lmc.org.uk

  7. Priority Work Area (PWA): GP Resilience Vicky Ferlia Director of GP Support www.lmc.org.uk

  8. Achievements 2016 Facilitated a number of successful practice merger negotiations • Written and issued guidance on mergers • Increased support to practices in CQC special measures • CQC guidance / workshops • Successful negotiations with NHSE/CCGs to save contracts from • termination / dispersal Supported increased numbers of GPs with performance issues • Supported practices with service charge disputes • PHP Masterclasses • Patient engagement project • Ongoing engagement with NHSE, CCGs and HLP about GPFV • resilience funding www.lmc.org.uk

  9. Going Forward - 2017 24 hour retirement guidance • Supporting practices with lease negotiations • Workshops on premises / leases • Workshops on patient engagement • More targeted support to practices facing closure • Greater focus on facilitating mergers • Closer working with our Workforce PWA • Closer working with our Provider Development PWA • Continue engagement with commissioners re: GPFV • resilience funding www.lmc.org.uk

  10. Priority Work Area (PWA): LMC Development Julie Freeman Director of Primary Care Strategy www.lmc.org.uk

  11. LMC Development (Quality) PWA Training and development programme for members completed: • Gained member preference for skills development planning • Communicating effectively – ‘Presentation’ • Leadership • Induction for new members • Follow up for new members www.lmc.org.uk

  12. LMC Development (Quality) PWA Review of training and development programme 2016: 117 members attended Leadership and • Presentation skills Oversubscribed and highly evaluated • Additional sessions added • 19 attended new members’ induction, additional • session planned www.lmc.org.uk

  13. LMC Development (Quality) PWA Next Steps: Review of programme • Facilitation • New ways of working including SLN support • Follow up and support for new members • Consolidation of skills acquired • www.lmc.org.uk

  14. Priority Work Area (PWA): Promoting Representation Jane Betts Director of Primary Care Strategy www.lmc.org.uk

  15. PWA - Promoting Representation Progress to date: Scoped aims and objectives • Establishing terms of reference for working • group Identifying key people • Estimating initial support resources • www.lmc.org.uk

  16. Priority Work Area (PWA): Provider Development Greg Cairns Director of Primary Care Strategy www.lmc.org.uk

  17. 2016 Achievements Support to Federations • Engagement – Development – – Disputes PM development • – Conference – Training module Pan-London planning • – Partnerships, support, learning Engagement, influence – Analysis, risks – Now • Future • Internal • Restructuring – – Vison, aims, objectives, forward plan www.lmc.org.uk

  18. 2017 Planning Current position; future direction • – Federation maturity, development, direction – Gaps, challenges – Relationships Funding, support • Engagement • Relationships • www.lmc.org.uk

  19. Priority Work Area (PWA): Workforce Gill Rogers Director of General Practice Nursing www.lmc.org.uk

  20. Workforce PWA • Workforce • Training • Innovation www.lmc.org.uk

  21. Workforce • Workforce roundtable with stakeholders March 2016 • Engagement with CEPNs and HEE London • Focus on GPs • Focus on practice managers • Professional leads forums www.lmc.org.uk

  22. Themes from Workforce Roundtable www.lmc.org.uk

  23. Attendance by Delegate Type Training 74, 11% 115, 18% GP LEAD including LMC Chairs training events • LMC Chairs & Vice 126, Chairs 19% 31 events with 654 attendees Practice • 174, 27 165 Management % Practice Admin Blended Learning Programme – Accredited • , 25% Team GPN and HCA programmes GPN & HCA Students on Accredited 241 learners at various stages • Programme Practice Manager Training Programme • 8 Still Working Through 67 HCA programme for apprenticeship • 5 Incomplete 19 adapted to attract new funding 11 Successfully Completed 10 25 Enrolled 96 0 50 100 150 HCA Training Programme GPN Training Programme www.lmc.org.uk

  24. Innovation Number of Associates 35 The number of associates increased by • 30 38% increase 38% over the previous year. 25 Buying Group • 20 Innovation with associates – joint • ventures established 15 CEPNs – higher level of engagement – • 10 encouraging sharing 5 0 2015 2016 www.lmc.org.uk

  25. Themes running through Workforce PWA Continuous improvement • Collaborative working throughout the • organisation Positioning Londonwide LMCs as a credible • education provider and innovation partner Balance between proactive and reactive • work! Horizon scanning • Seizing opportunities! • www.lmc.org.uk

  26. Accounts for 2015/16 Dr Chris Jowett Treasurer Paul Tomlinson Director of Resources and Company Secretary www.lmc.org.uk

  27. Did Londonwide accounts break even in 2015/16? Total budget of £4.7m (4.4m) • Surplus of £44,981 (-£22,176 ) • – Depreciation £68k (£76k) – Year end cash position £1.48m (£1.3m) – Year end assets £1.72m (£1.48) Notable financial movements • – Remainder of rent free period- circa £50k – Deferred payment for breach notice legal fees – GPDF rebate for local projects - circa £100k Funding patient experience project and Legal • services for practices and federations in 2016/17 www.lmc.org.uk

  28. Did anything adverse or unexpected happen? Assured through clear audit report • Contingency planning • – Reserves held accessibly to mitigate for adversity, eg, slower income payments – Business capital reserve - 3 months trading in the event of closedown - increase to £1.19m (£1.15m) General reserve fund in excess of liabilities - • £366 (£359k) www.lmc.org.uk

  29. Financial year 16/17 Increase to levy of 0.52p (1.05p) per patient • to 58.3p (57.78p) Pressure on honoraria budget • Transitional staff costs • Delivery of projects from funds received in • 2015/16 Deferred payment of breach notice legal fees • Monitor depreciation • New accounting regulations - FRS 102 • – Different assessment and declaration of assets/liabilities – Impact on balance sheet www.lmc.org.uk

  30. Londonwide Enterprise Ltd Turnover slightly lower £156k (£163k ) • Profit increased - £ 56K (£24k) net of tax • – Cash position £205k (£176k) Costs decreased - £46k (£87k) • Contribution to LLMCs - management cost • – £38k (£43k) - Turnover ratio – Less outlay on speakers, venues and catering – Provision of cost neutral, subsidised/ free events – Clear focus on budgets and core products www.lmc.org.uk

  31. 2017/18 Strategy Dr Lisa Harrod-Rothwell Lead Medical Director www.lmc.org.uk

  32. Strategic plan for Londonwide LMCs 2017/18 www.lmc.org.uk

  33. Dr Michelle Drage Chief Executive www.lmc.org.uk

  34. Questions www.lmc.org.uk

  35. Summary Dr Adam Jenkins Chair of Board of Directors Chair of Ealing, Hammersmith and Fulham and Hounslow LMC www.lmc.org.uk

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