Delivering a CQUIN Project How to Make it Work Jane Bradshaw

Jane Bradshaw
RGN QN
Lead Nurse Specialist in Neurology
Steering Group Member P-CNS
Delivering a CQUIN Project
How to Make it Work
PROVIDING NEUROLOGY SERVICES IN PRIMARY CARE
CQUIN
Commissioning for Quality and Innovation
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National Framework set up in 2009
Develop areas for Quality Improvement
Payment by Results on Agreed Indicators
Encourage New Innovative Services
Use New Technology
Sound Financial management
Home Work
• What do you want to achieve?
Long and Short Term Goals
Any Quick Wins
• How long will it take?
Can it be started now or is there a set up time
• Who needs to be involved?
GP’s, Community Staff, Acute Trust ? Partnerships?
• Do we need more staff?
– Are the Agreed Indicators Achievable with current
Staff ?
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Can WE really deliver this ?
– Are the Indicators reflective of the goals
Do WE have the knowledge and resources ?
– Do we need more learning first
What do the patients need/Want?
– Ask them if you don’t know – Patients Voice Very Important
Why are we doing this ?
– Who or what are the Drivers ?
What is the true cost ?
– Is the Financial Impact realistic and sustainable
Can we meet the targets on time ?
– If not then NO PAYMENT
Value
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To the Patients
What are you giving them that they didn’t have or need?
Better Outcomes
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To the Organisation ( i.e. NHS Trust)
Adding Value to the Service
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To the CCG
Giving them Good Value for Money
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Wider community
Raises profile and confidence in the Health Service they get
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To the Providers (Those delivering the Service)
– Sense of achievement
– Better understanding of the Commissioning Process
Success
• Realistic
Don’t over commit to things you know you cant achieve
• Measurable
Collectable Data, Case Studies, Patient Feedback
• Transparent
Clear project Plan based on the Indicators
Be Methodical and document everything you do
• Honest
If you cant achieve Say so
• Partnership
Work Together not in silos
THANK YOU
ANY QUESTIONS?