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Money, Medical Education and Beyond
Diana Hamilton-Fairley
Joint Director of Education and Quality
Health Education South London
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The Health and Care System
from April 2013
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Translation
Department of
Health
NHS England
CCGs
Public Health
England
NHS Trust
Development
Authority
Health and
Wellbeing
boards
Health
Education
England
LETBs
(HELocal)
AHSNs
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HEIs
Health Watch
England
NICE/ NIHR
Health Watch
Local
Health
Education
Providers
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Health Education England and LETBs
•National Exec committee
•Geographical MD, DEQ and
North
ONE HEE
Midlands
& East
South
HoF x4
•Total of 13 LETBs
• Not Statutory Bodies
• Provider led
• Stakeholder representation
• Core leadership of:
o Local Director
o Independent Chair
• Deaneries part of LETBs
London &
South East
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The Workforce Challenge
• Delivering value based healthcare
• Aligned with…
– the needs of the population
– service commissioning
– the AHSN
Delivering primary healthcare: now more than ever!
(WHO 2008)
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Value based healthcare
• Single discipline to inter-professional models
• Focus on care across a continuum for patients
• Align educational financial incentives so that focus is on
educational quality outcomes not transactions
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Education Outcomes Framework
• Excellent education
• Competent and capable staff
• Adaptable and flexible workforce
• NHS values and behaviours
• Widening participation
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Using or losing the Tariff
• Medical Undergraduate 40K p.a.per student for clinical placements
• £520 per week per student after 30% on costs (varies by trust)
• Medical postgraduate
– 50% basic salary for HEE (Deanery) funded posts
– Trust pays 50% plus New Deal banding
– 12K educational tariff which includes PGME department and study leave
SENIOR EDUCATIONAL LEAD NEEDS TO BE IN CHARGE
• STEP 1
– Meet Finance Director and get full breakdown of Medical Education income
– Establish how they calculate the cost for each placement (they should have done
a return to DH on clinical placement cost and you should have been involved!!)
– Establish how the money is currently spent in the Trust and who by.
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• STEP 2
– On current expenditure what is a fixed cost
• Pay
• Non-pay
• Capital / fixed assets
– What is a flexible cost
• Study leave
• Pay
• Non-pay
• Room Rental costs
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Using or losing the tariff
• STEP 3
– Consider the agenda for
• Changes to Foundation Training
• Increased Community Placements
• Opportunities for improving education
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Facilities
Faculty Development
Specialty based education
Leadership and Management
Quality Improvement
Simulation including Inter-professional / Human Factors training
Public Health and Mental Health / Acute Health Training
High Quality GP training
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Using or losing the tariff
• Step 4 – Convincing the Finance Director!
– The money for education now needs to be transparent and audited for HEE
– Risk of losing it if education not seen to be important in the organisation
• Responsible Director on the Board
• Investment in educational facilities and material
• Investment in Clinical and Educational supervisors / specialty faculty leads
– If educational quality is poor;
• Decommissioning of training in specialties towards General Practice leading
to loss of Junior Doctors and associated income will be based on quality
• Need good feedback from students and trainees
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Summary
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The Tariff is transparent
The current spending is opaque
The opportunities to make a difference are big and exciting
The Trust is obliged to change
You can make the difference between same old, same old and a
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