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2013/14 Business Plan
Progress so far
12th December 2013
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Three key priorities
• Promotion and influence on behalf of
NHS Occupational health services
• Improving clinical quality and service
delivery
• Offering a network of NHS OH
providers to deliver national
contracts
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Promotion & Influence
Members – monthly email bulletin, website &
09/13 conference
National consultation
 NICE – Public Health Guidance Workplace Policy & Management
Practices to improve the health of employees July 2013
 NICE – Call for examples of good practice Sept 2013
 NHS Employers – NHS Working Longer Review call for evidence
August 2013
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Promotion & Influence
OH Magazine – features May and November 2013
National bodies
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Council for Work and Health – Anne de Bono
SEQOHS – Tamsin Radford
HWDU Audit Steering Group – Aliasad Hashtroudi
CfW&H Workforce Working Group – Surinder Kumar
NHS Employers – AdB podcast planned 11/12
NHS England – Performers list
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Promotion & Influence
NHS OH and OHPs – an emerging crisis?
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Added value of NHS OH and OHPs misunderstood
General practice, outsourcing, redundancies etc
Need to grasp the initiative – an influencing campaign in 2014
Develop a policy line, with a series of key messages, reinforced
by case studies
• An early workshop to clarify the unique contribution and develop
the messaging – involve external ‘critical friends’ eg. Boorman
• Led by AdB and other Network Board members and supported
by VH
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Improving clinical quality
& service delivery
SEQOHS – 66 accredited + 85 in process including 10
<4 months @26/11
MOHAWK – R3 82 & R4 100
STEM - 74
HWDU - ?
HPMA awards 2013 and 2014
Network Conference 09/2013
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2013 Annual
Network
Conference
12th/13th September 2013 EMCC
110 delegates
100% overall satisfaction
100% recommendation to
colleagues to attend
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Improving clinical quality & service delivery
Review of clinical guidelines
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http://www.nhshealthatwork.co.uk/oh-guidelines.asp
7 evidence based guidelines >2010 need review
Stage 1 – check if any need updating
Stage 2 – consider if any new topics require guidelines
Stage 3 – develop a bid for funding and identify potential
funders
• Stage 4 – commission review/development work
Create a virtual working group led by a Board member
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Network of NHS Providers
• Network Trading Group model developed for
approval at this meeting
• Agreement for the Network to partner
Syngentis and Capita in developing a bid for
the proposed DWP funded Health & Work
Service
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Finances
13/14
budget
£8,000
Spend to
28.11.13
£4,330
Accruals
Comments
£3,322
Expected spend
at 31.3.13
£7,652
nil
nil
£12,000
£448
£13,252
£13,700
Accruals are for balance of costs for 2013 plus
venue deposit for 2014
This is over budget as only 25% deposit paid
in 2012/13 and 50% deposit due this year
Evidence based guidelines
Optimum components of an OH
team/positioning of NHS OH
research project
Guideline search
OH Workforce project through the
Council for Work & Health
Voluntary subscription to the
CforW&H
HPMA Award sponsorship
prepayment
Misc travel for the above
nil
£1,000
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£1,296
£3,000
£1,296
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£3,000
£1,296
£3,000
£1,000
£1,000
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£1,000
£4,000
£4,000
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£4,000
£1,000
£772
£100
£872
Total
£31,296
£11,846
£19,674
£31,520
Chair’s sessional contribution + travel
Website hosting & development
£16,000
£1,000
£7,525
£1,230
£7,525
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£15,050
£1,230
Board meeting & travel costs
Management and administration
[subsidised by Syngentis value £28K]
£5,000
nil
£2,846
£1,460
£4,306
Total
£22,000
£11,601
£8,985
£20,586
Overall total
£53,296
£23,447
£28,659
£52,106
Project costs
Communications plan
implementation 24 days p.a.
MOHAWK
STEM
Network Conference [net]
Accrual based on the assumption that CWH
will invoice us
Network running costs
No travel charged
Overspend due to cost of changes to website
for NHS identity
Travel costs variable – accruals are best guess
Q&A
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