Clinical Leads Update Meeting Report from event held on 9 December 2015

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1 Clinical Leads Update Meeting Report from event held on 9 December 2015 Introduction The purpose of the event was to provide Network clinical leads with an opportunity to look at: The Clinical Networks role within the NHS landscape. Update on cross cutting themes identified in October Addressing the work plan needs for 2016 and beyond. Networking opportunities to share new information and knowledge. The event was aimed at a mixture of delegates who all have a clinical leadership role within the four clinical networks. The event was chaired by Dr Robin Mitchell, Clinical Director and Roy McLachlan, Associate Director and was well attended with an audience of 42 delegates. See Appendix 1 for the programme and Appendix for delegate list. Presentations The speaker s presentations were thought-provoking and generated a good deal of interest and yielded lively discussion from the floor. Questions raised included How are Network GP Leads connecting up with CCG GP Domain Leads and do Network Leads know their commissioners? One suggestion from the floor was to read the NHS England Commissioning Intentions How does NICE Guidance inform commissioning intentions? One suggestion was for secondary care to implement NICE guidance and monitor through assurance routes. The CCG Forum may be a forum to consider regional issues. There was further discussion around New models of care and how CCGs are starting to work on whole health economies with CCGs clustering with providers to develop ways of working. Vanguards. Measuring what we do Do we measure our strength by the number of people we bring together across different services and organisations? Is there a framework that we can use? Suggestions from the floor included a short questionnaire about value. Communications The Network is currently working with the Communication Lead from the Academic Health Science Network for North East and North Cumbria to review and clarify the Network s key messages, define target audiences and look for opportunities to increase engagement with agreed stakeholders using a range of communications activities. Ideas included regular communications with support officers and managers and website alerts. All presentations are available on our website 1

2 Workshops The purpose of the workshops was to provide delegates with an update from the cross-cutting work of the Network and was divided into two sessions. In the first session, participants attended Public and Patient Involvement and End of Life. During the second session, participants attended Prevention/Awareness/Early Diagnosis and Person Centred Care/Shared Decision Making. Actions from the workshops Public and Patient Involvement - Children and young people are a particular group where more work needs to be done. Further discussions will take place at Child Health Clinical Advisory Group on 21 April End of Life - Deciding Right app is available on the Google Play of Apple app store with version 2 in the final stages. Diseases other than cancer having the same quality of access to palliative and end of life care will be taken back to the Palliative and End of Life Care Group on 10 December Prevention/Awareness/Early Diagnosis - NESCN will review the joint work programme developed with Public Health England North East to ensure that all Networks are reflected in the plan. The work plan is available on the NESCN website and will be shared with each of the network groups. The conversations on the day identified a need to understand the different levels of interventions that health care professionals can offer. These can range from an early brief conversation to plant the seed with patients to make lifestyle changes, to a more detailed intervention to help them recover from illness or improve their condition. We touched on offering information or support to access lifestyle interventions, through to actively delivering the interventions. Clinical Leaders can also play an important part in influencing others to ensure that prevention is seen as everybody s business. NESCN will explore the possibility of developing a quick reference guide to different levels of intervention that may be appropriate at the various stages of the healthcare pathway. Person Centred Care/Shared Decision Making - the project leads are currently shaping a project proposal to support practical implementation and leadership in shared decision making the conversations from the tables at this event will inform the proposal and further views will be sought from the group in coming weeks. Evaluation of the Event A total of 42 people attended the event and 20 evaluation forms were completed, this being 48% of the delegates. 17 of the 20 evaluations forms that delegates returned reviewed the event as interesting and 16 useful professionally. 16 of delegates were satisfied with the content, 17 with speakers and 19 with the overall organisation. All comments and scorings received from the evaluation forms will be reviewed aiming to continue with what works well and improve in identified weak areas. Next Steps: A follow on meeting was suggested and two topics were proposed Our role in transformational change 7 day working for elective services How do we become more efficient? Finally, our appreciation goes to the presenters and all those who participated in the workshops and making the event a success. 2

3 Appendix 1 Clinical Leads Update Meeting Wednesday 9 December am 13.30pm Durham County Cricket Club, Riverside, Chester Le Street, DH3 3QR Agenda 9.00 Registration and refreshment 9.15 Background to the day Dr Robin Mitchell Clinical Director NECN 9.20 Clinical Networks The future? Roy McLachlan Associate Director NECN 9.30 Commissioning Anne Greenley Head of Clinical Quality North of England Commissioning Support Specialised Commissioning Questions and Answers Transformational change an NHS England Perspective Including Vanguards Questions and Answers Kaeti Seth Senior Supplier Manager NHS England Ben Clark Assistant Director: Clinical Strategy NHS England Cumbria and the North East Break for coffee Facilitated workshop Updates from the Cross- Cutting work of the Networks Alison Featherstone Suzanne Thompson Clinical Network Managers NECN First session Table 1 Public and Patient Involvement Michelle Wren, Network Delivery Facilitator, NECN Sam Harrison, Senior Communications and Engagement Table 2 End of Life Adrienne Moffett, Network Delivery Team Manager, NECN Dr Kathryn Mannix, Consultant in Palliative Care Medicine, NECN Lead 3

4 Second session Manager NHS North of England Commissioning Support Unit Network Facilitator Barbara Convery Table 1 Prevention/Awareness/Early Diagnosis Jo Phillipson, Network Delivery Team Manager, NECN Julie Owens, Public Health Lead for early diagnosis of cancer, NECN for End of Life Network Facilitator Anne Richardson Table 2 Person Centred Care/Shared Decision Making Lou Wilson, Network Delivery Team Manager, NECN Dr Angela Kennedy, Consultant Psychologist, NECN Lead for Psychological Therapies Network Facilitator Claire Braid Network Facilitator Elaine Stephenson Pause and Coffee Network Facilitators Feedback from tables Overview of Vanguard Andrew Cratchley North East Urgent and Emergency Care Network Vanguard Programme Director How do we measure and communicate our work? Roy McLachlan Associate Director, NECN Kirsty Taylor, Communications Director, Academic Health Science Network for North East and North Cumbria Next steps/close Dr Robin Mitchell Clinical Director, NECN Roy McLachlan Associate Director, NECN Lunch and close 4

5 Appendix 2 Delegate List Surname First Name Job Title Organisation Braid Claire Network Delivery Team Lead Northern England Clinical Network claire.braid@nhs.net Branson Tony Medical Director North of England Cancer Network tony.branson@nhs.net Cairns Andrew Consultant Perinatal Psychiatrist NTW NHS FT Andrew.Cairns2@ntw.nhs.uk Clark Ben Assistant Director: Clinical Strategy NHS England Cumbria and the North ben.clark2@nhs.net East Convery Barbara Macmillan Patient Experience Northern England Clinical Network b.convery@nhs.net Project Manager Cratchley Andrew Vanguard Programme Director North East Urgent and Emergency Care andrew.cratchley@nhs.net Network Dalhuijsen Johannes Primary Care Lead Mental Northern England Clinical Network johannes.dalhuijsen@gmail.com Health/Dementia Elliott Katie GP Clinical Lead for Cancer Northern England Clinical Network katieelliott@nhs.net Featherstone Alison Clinical Network Manager CVD and Northern England Clinical Network a.featherstone@nhs.net Cancer Greenley Anne Head of Clinical Quality North of England Commissioning Support anne.greenley@nhs.net Harrison Sam Senior Communications and NHS North of England Commissioning samharrison@nhs.net Engagement Manager Support Unit Holt Anne Head of Midwifery CDDFT anne.holt@cddft.nhs.uk Hosie Gareth Consultant Paediatric Surgeon Newcastle Hospitals gareth.hosie@nuth.nhs.uk Hudson Mark Consultant Hepatologist and Freeman Hospital mark.hudson@nuth.nhs.uk Gastroenterologist Jackson Ralph Consultant Radiologist Newcastle Hospitals ralph.jackson@nuth.nhs.uk Jones Kath Network delivery Team Lead Northern England Clinical Network kath.jones3@nhs.net Kardasz Steven Renal Surgery Consultant South Tees Hospital stephen.kardasz@stees.nhs.uk Kennedy Angela Consultant Psychologist Northern England Clinical Network Lead angela.kennedy6@nhs.net for Psychological Therapies Killen Jeremy Consultant Physician Gateshead Health NHS FT jeremy.killen@ghnt.nhs.uk Lawson Geoff Consultant Paediatrician City Hospitals Sunderland geoff.lawson@chsft.nhs.uk Long Sue Network Educational Lead Northern England Clinical Network susan.long1@nhs.net Mannix Kathryn Consultant Psychologist Northern England Clinical Network Lead kathrynmannix@btinternet.com 5

6 for Psychological Therapies McGurk Vicci Network Delivery Team Lead Northern England Clinical Network McLachlan Roy Associate Director Northern England Clinical Network Mitchell Robin Clinical Director Northern England Clinical Network Moffett Adrienne Network Delivery Team Manager Northern England Clinical Network Nayar Rahul Consultant in City Hospitals Sunderland Endocrinology/Diabetologist Newman David Network Delivery Lead Northern England Clinical Network Owens Julie Public Health Lead for early Northern England Clinical Network diagnosis of cancer Phillipson Jo Network Delivery Team Manager Northern England Clinical Network Richardson Anne Network Delivery Facilitator Northern England Clinical Network Rowell Nigel Primary Care Lead CVD Northern England Clinical Network Seth Kaeti Senior Supplier Manager NHS England Stansby Gerry Professor Vascular Surgery NUTH Stephenson Elaine Network Delivery Lead Northern England Clinical Network Suresh Babu Kannan Consultant Psychiatrist Crisis Team TEWV and Associate Clinical Director Tacchi Mary-Jane Consultant Psychiatrist Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Trust Tasker Chris GP Cancer Lead/CCG Lead Newcastle North and East CCG Taylor Kirsty Communications Director Academic Health Science Network for North East and North Cumbria Thompson Suzanne Clinical Network Manager MHDNC Northern England Clinical Network and M & CH Wade Deborah Infant Feeding Coordinator Northumbria Healthcare FT dwade@nhs.net Williamson Steven Consultant Cancer Pharmacist NHS England steve.williamson@nhct.nhs.uk Wilson Lou Network Delivery Team Manager Northern England Clinical Network lou.wilson@nhs.net Wren Michelle Network Delivery Facilitator Northern England Clinical Network michelle.wren@nhs.net 6