Digital Priorities for General Practice
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Tracey Grainger, Head of Digital Primary Care Development, NHS England Dr Robert Varnham,GP and Head of General Practice, NHS England Tracey Watson, Head of Partners & Commercial Strategic Systems & Technology, Patients & Information, NHS England
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Digital Priorities for General Practice
- 1. Dr Robert Varnam Head of General Practice Development @robertvarnam
- 2. Right place Right time Right perso n Right care Dr Robert Varnam Head of General Practice Development @robertvarnam
- 10. Wider primary care at scale in integrated systems of care @robertvarnam Accountable for a population. Lifelong care and coordination.
- 12. Access to patient data at the point of care Interoperability to allow data sharing between health and care professionals Patient empowerment through the use of endorsed apps and other digital tools
- 13. Ensure digital primary care services can respond to service and organisational change and can enable innovation in new models of care. Clear responsibilities for the national commissioner and local commissioners. Build on CCG accountabilities for digital primary care and local digital strategy & roadmaps ensuring these become embedded within local commissioning functions Retain the high quality, safety & security of GP digital clinical record systems extending these standards across all digital primary care services and to patient facing digital services where these are part of a virtual primary care service.
- 14. ‘Securing excellence in GP IT Services – 3rd edition’ FY16- 18 14
- 15. Funding Review Capital to revenue Greater control for CCGs Schedule of Services updates More Core and Mandated services Enhanced and Transformational categories added Digital Primary Care Maturity Assurance Model
- 16. CCG intelligence on digital maturity levels across local primary care estate Assures effective delivery of locally commissioned services Supports CCGs in delivery Local Digital Roadmaps and Sustainable Transformation Plans Primary Care Domains of Digital Maturity Digital Maturity Self-assessment (Paper-Free at the Point of Care by 2020) 5 High Impact Changes for Digital Readiness National Programmes Assessment Stage CCG Assessment (27 Paper-Free at the Point of Care by 2020) Primary Care Digital Maturity
Hinweis der Redaktion
- To make the FYFV real for patients and citizens we need to get the digital basics right: Ensure real time access to patient data when they come to our care providers Making sure that harm is reduced through digital data sharing between clinicians Everybody to have better access to apps and digital tools that will support their health and care. Digital technologies offer opportunities to improve communication as well as drive efficiencies. two-thirds of the adult population now have smartphones. The NHS could make better use of basic technologies, such as email, to enhance communications with patients. Patients having access to their own information as an aid to efficiency and shared decision making. This would be a solution to story fatigue that patients often face due to clinicians not having access to records.
- Core and mandated Services expanded These are the fundamental and universal services to be commissioned by CCGs, for GP practices, to enable the effective delivery of health and care. Access to the electronic clinical record at the point of care (mobile working) Electronic Messaging (SMS) Data Quality Training, Advice and Guidance support services to ensure robust data quality across general practice Specialist support for practices including services IT & cyber security Revenue Provision - £173m 18.5% uplift (additional £27m nationally) Devolved to CCGs / part of CCG ‘fair share’ baseline allocation Increased investment in regional allocations for commissioning Primary Care IT enabling services (RA, IG and clinical assurance). Capital Provision Proposed transfer of GP IT capital budgets and planned expenditure of £65.38m to revenue for allocation to CCGs - Subject to DH and HM Treasury approval