Transcript Overview of the new Health and Care Landscape

Overview of the new Health
and Care Landscape
Challenges and Opportunities
Kathy Eastwood
10 July 2012
Some of the national, subnational and local bodies with which the
Health & Wellbeing Board will need to develop relationships
Department of Health
Public Health
England
NHS Commissioning
Board
Health Futures
Programme Board
NHSCB South
Care Quality
Commission
Public Health
England
NHS provider trusts
Care Quality
Commission
LSP
Safer Bristol
Adult Safegarding Board
Monitor
Other BNSSG Boards
Voluntary and community
providers
Private sector
Monitor
HEALTH & CARE
PROVIDERS
Council
PARTNERSHIPS
HealthWatch
England
Childrens
Outcomes
Board
Cabinet
Scrutiny
Children’s Safeguarding
Board
Joint
The public
Scrutiny
Patients
Health &
Wellbeing Board
(HWB)
NICE
Clinical
Commissioning
Group (CCG)
Clinical
senates
Wider determinants
eg Housing and Planning
HealthWatch
Social enterprises
Carers service users
Neighbourhoods Existing health
partnerships COMMUNITIES
Voluntary and
eg HIP and LD
community groups
Possible
Partnerships
HWB
LOCAL
federations
LEP
SUBNATIONAL
NATIONAL
Clinical
networks
Agencies that will be
abolished
• Primary Care Trust
• Strategic Health Authority
• Local Involvement Network (LINk)
Agencies/bodies that will be in
place
• Health And Wellbeing Board (new) April 2013
• Clinical Commissioning Groups (new) April 2013
• NHS Commissioning Board (NHSCB) (new) October
2012
• Local HealthWatch (new) from April 2013
• HealthWatch England (new) from October 2012
• Public Health England (new) from April 2013
• Commissioning Support Organisations (new) from
April 2013
Continuing…
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Care Quality Commission (CQC)
Independent Reconfiguration Panel
Health Scrutiny – some changes
Public Health – will be within Local
Authorities
• Department of Health
New roles and responsibilities on
Local Authorities
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Increased strategic role re. integration
Establish Health and Wellbeing Board
Take responsibility for public health
Commission HealthWatch
Commission NHS complaints advocacy
Challenges
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Complexity
Fragmentation
Capacity
finance
Opportunities
• Greater integration – getting more out of
the health and care economy
• Local democratic accountability
• Public health within local authority
• Patient and Public involvement