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Annual Primary Care Trust Finance Conference

8 July 2009

Venue: Hilton Blackpool Hotel

Speaker:

Overview:

PCTs are being asked to strive for world class standards to drive quality and efficiency in services for their populations. This conference will provide senior professionals in PCTs with invaluable learning opportunities, looking at a range of issues including practice-based commissioning, the new version of healthcare resource groups (HRG4) underpinning the 2009/10 payment by results tariff and the role of business intelligence tools.

Agenda:

  • 08/07/2009
    • 9:30 AM
      • Registration and coffee
    • 10:00 AM
    • 10:05 AM
      • Opening Address

        Jill Matthews, Director - Primary and Community Services Strategy, Department of Health

    • 10:40 AM
    • 11:15 AM
      • Practice Based Commissioning within a Primary Care Led NHS

        Key issues for PCT and Pratice Based Commissioners, co-commissioning care, in the light of the DoH vision for PBC - clincial commissioning - and the newly published NHS Alliance/Lings Fund PBC survey.
        Julie Wood, National Director PBC Federation, NHS Alliance

    • 11:40 AM
      • Coffee
    • 12:10 PM
      • Workshop 1 - (A) Practice Based Commissioning

        This workshop will look at a number of practical examples as to how PBC is making a difference on the ground, to front line clinicians and patients, and will provide practical advice about what needs to be in place for PBC to take its central place on the WCC stage.
        Julie Wood, National Director PBC Federation, NHS Alliance

      • Workshop 1 - (B) Using Business Intelligence tools to support Commissioning

        Using Business Intelligence tools to support Commissioning
        This session will demonstrate how a PCT can use business intelligence tools to influence clinical practice and improve healthcare delivery in-year while informing the commissioning process for future years.
        Anthony McKeever, Chief Executive, Bexley Care Trust and a representative from MedeFinance

      • Workshop 1 - (C) World Class Commissioning - Improving GP Services

        World Class Commissioning – Improving GP Services
        • Mapping the baseline - How PCTs can understand the existing capacity and quality of services
        • Developing the Vision - How PCTs can shape services to meet the needs of their population
        • Making it happen - The range of levers and incentives available to PCTs to deliver the vision for primary care services that meets the needs of the population, continually improves the quality of the service, improves the populations health and is value for money
        Jill Matthews, Director – Primary Care and Community Services Strategy, Department of Health

      • Workshop 1 - (D) Case Study - The Cancer Commissioning Initiative

        Case Study – The Cancer Commissioning Initiative
        The Cancer Commissioning Toolkit has been developed to support PCTs, working collectively in their cancer networks, to develop their strategies for implementing the Cancer Reform Strategy. The NHS has identified the initiative as a key weapon in helping improve cancer treatment. This session will look at the Toolkit and its unique ability to support effective commissioning of cancer services.
        Richard Hancox, Associate Director of Commissioning at the National Cancer Action Team and Rupert Morrison, Managing Director, Concentra

    • 1:10 PM
      • Lunch
    • 2:10 PM
      • Workshop Session 2 - (A) Practice Based Commissioning

        Practice Based Commissioning
        This workshop will look at a number of practical examples as to how PBC is making a difference on the ground, to front line clinicians and patients, and will provide practical advice about what needs to be in place for PBC to take its central place on the WCC stage.
        Julie Wood, National Director PBC Federation, NHS Alliance

      • Workshop Session 2 - (B) Using Business Intelligence tools to support Commissioning

        Using Business Intelligence tools to support Commissioning
        This session will demonstrate how a PCT can use business intelligence tools to influence clinical practice and improve healthcare delivery in-year while informing the commissioning process for future years.
        Anthony McKeever, Chief Executive, Bexley Care Trust and a representative from MedeFinance

      • Workshop Session 2 - (C) World Class Commissioning - Improving GP Services

        World Class Commissioning – Improving GP Services
        • Mapping the baseline - How PCTs can understand the existing capacity and quality of services
        • Developing the Vision - How PCTs can shape services to meet the needs of their population
        • Making it happen - The range of levers and incentives available to PCTs to deliver the vision for primary care services that meets the needs of the population, continually improves the quality of the service, improves the populations health and is value for money
        Jill Matthews, Director – Primary Care and Community Services Strategy, Department of Health

      • Workshop Session 2 - (D) Case Study - The Cancer Commissioning Initiative

        Case Study – The Cancer Commissioning Initiative
        The Cancer Commissioning Toolkit has been developed to support PCTs, working collectively in their cancer networks, to develop their strategies for implementing the Cancer Reform Strategy. The NHS has identified the initiative as a key weapon in helping improve cancer treatment. This session will look at the Toolkit and its unique ability to support effective commissioning of cancer services.
        Richard Hancox, Associate Director of Commissioning at the National Cancer Action Team and Rupert Morrison, Managing Director, Concentra

    • 3:10 PM
      • Break
    • 3:20 PM
    • 4:00 PM
      • Close

Rates:

Standard Online Rate:

£339.00

Partner Online Rate:

£269.00

Standard Online Rate Inclu. B&B on the 7th July 2009:

£402.75

Standard Online Rate inclu. B&B and dinner on 7th Jult July 2009:

£424.00

Partner Online Rate incl. B&B pm 7th July 2009:

£332.75

Partner Online Rate incl. B&B plus dinner on 7th July 2009:

£354.00