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NHS England has launched the first substantive consultation on changes to the NHS provider licence since 2013. Licences set out the requirements providers must meet and are the legal mechanism NHS England can use to take enforcement action. Having a licence has long been mandatory for foundation trusts and independent providers, and will become so for trusts. The intention is for the proposals to take effect from next year. Most of the changes to the licence regime have been made to bring it into line with this year’s Health and Care Act and accompanying policy changes. For exampl- Posted
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Partnership working through digital transformation
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untilBreaking down the barriers between organisations is key to the successful development of integrated care systems (ICSs), and the underpinning digital transformation that their introduction demands. Digital transformation can become the foundation of partnership working across health, social care, local government, and wider partners – including those in the voluntary, community and social enterprise, and private sectors – as place-based approaches to delivering care develop. This session from The King's Fund will explore what is being done to create collaborative digital strategies at IC- Posted
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‘Broken’ health system failing to tackle ‘unsustainable’ emergency care pressures
Patient Safety Learning posted a news article in News
An integrated care system which has some of England’s worst waiting times for emergency care lacks “delivery structure and processes” to make desperately needed improvements, according to an external report. Research by consultancy Prism into the Cornwall and Isles of Scilly integrated care system (ICS) concluded it had “unclear governance” for management and recovery of urgent and emergency care, with “multiple disconnected structures in place to manage tactical and strategic recovery of performance”. The report comes as the ICS grapples with record waits for emergency care, with st -
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The briefing cover the following topics: How are provider collaboratives being set up and resourced? What are provider collaboratives aiming to achieve? What are the opportunities of collaboration for different trust types? What are the key enablers for provider collaboratives? What are the emerging risks for boards to manage?- Posted
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A decade after Andrew Lansley’s deeply controversial reforms, the Health and Care Act 2022 passed in April without much fanfare. At the heart of the Act is the idea that collaboration between health and care agencies is the best way to improve services and population health. The centrepiece of the changes is 42 ICSs – area-based agencies covering populations of around 500,000 to 3 million, designed to fill the vacuum in the local leadership of the NHS left by previous reforms. The presence of an intermediate tier in the NHS is nothing new, and ICSs have existed in some form since 2016. Bu -
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Proposals for primary care networks to evolve into more collaborative “integrated neighbourhood teams” to improve access to care have been broadly welcomed. A “stocktake” report commissioned by NHS England, published on 26 May, called for urgent same day appointments to be dealt with by “single, urgent care teams” for every neighbourhood with greater use of a range of health and social care professionals. The report, written by Claire Fuller, a general practitioner and chief executive of Surrey Heartlands Integrated Care System, undertaken by Dr Claire Fuller, Chief Executive-design