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The Third Sector Health & Social Care Network Rachel Quinn Chief Executive

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The Third Sector Health & Social Care Network

Rachel QuinnChief Executive

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Aims and Objectives

Coordination of actions to address regional health inequality and social care issues, and develop and engage in strategic partnerships

• Engagement• Communication• Representation

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The Challenges

• Third sector diversity• Support needs both to deliver services and

engage as a strategic partner• Diversification of funding and income• Uneven playing field in the commissioning

environment • Inconsistency of engagement as a

strategic partner – locally, regionally and nationally

• Sharing good practice and learning

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The Opportunities

• Grow and maintain strategic relationships• Health inequality issues and solutions• Wider third sector networks knowledge and links• Collaborative voice and delivery• Influencing the commissioning environment.• Quality, value, reach and flexibility• Holistic approaches to health and wellbeing• Demonstrating our impact and worth• Sustainable and valued services

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Successes• Strategic partner with Department of Health• Coordination of regional dialogue

– Health and Public Health White Papers– Listening event

• Tracking transition structures as they develop• Informing the local - communications• Models for engagement with H&WBBs• Business case for engagement with GP consortia• Role of infrastructure tool• Identifying and sharing best practice

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East Midlands Leadership

Team (EMLeT)

Provider Development

Board

Mental Health Chief Executives

Group

East Midlands Commissioning

Transition Board

GPCC Network

Professional Networks egMDs, Nursing, Finance, HR

East Midlands Public Health & Local Government Network

Pathfinders Forum

East Midlands Commissioning Directors

Network

System ManagementMeetings Arrangements

Acute Chief Executives

Group

East Midlands Specialised Commissioning Group (hosted

by NHS Leicestershire & Rutland)

East Midlands Procurement and Commissioning

Transformation Group (hosted by NHS Leicestershire & Rutland)

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Overview of East Midlands Health Transition StructuresJuly 2011

East Midlands Public Health and Local Government Transition

NetworkReports to DH

Chair: David WalkerRegional Director of Public Health

Public Health Intelligence Transition

Workstream

Chair: Derek Ward, DPH Derby City

Health Protection Transition Workstream

Chair: ???

HealthWatchTransition Workstream

Lead: Ann Goodwin, Department of Health

Workforce Development Transition Workstream

Lead: Dave Burton, Workforce Programme Manager

Health and Wellbeing Boards Transition Workstream

Lead: Rachel Holynska, Department of Health

Clinical Commissioning Consortia Transition Workstream

Lead members of each commissioning consortium

Lead: Jill Matthews, GP Commissioning Development

NHS EM

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Forward priorities• Personal budgets research• Engaging with GPs

– Joint commissioning planning– Training– Information

• Best practice in commissioning• Shaping development of HealthWatch• Workforce development planning• Supporting local networks

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Thank you

[email protected]

www.oneeastmidlands.org.uk

0115 934 8471