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The NHS Long Term Plan in East Berkshire

Dr Andy Brooks Clinical Chief Officer, East Berkshire CCG


• Released in January 2019 • Linked to a long term funding agreement for the

NHS • LTP has been informed by frontline health and care

staff, patient groups and other experts. • Covers the next ten years and beyond • Need to take into account staff shortages and

growing demand for services

NHS Long Term Plan (LTP)

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And they have benefited from hearing a wide range of views through events that have taken place, and or the 2,500 submissions received from individuals and groups representing the opinions and interests of 3.5 million people.


What the LTP will focus on for patients

• Making sure everyone gets the best start in life • Delivering world-class care for major health

problems • Supporting people to age well


Making sure everyone gets the best start in life • Reduce still-births and mother and child deaths by 50% by:

– Ensuring those who will benefit most have continuity of care through and beyond their pregnancy – Providing extra support for expectant mothers at risk of premature death

• Expand support for perinatal mental health • Take further action on childhood obesity • Increase funding for children and young people’s mental health • Reduce waiting times for autism assessments • Provide the right care for children with a learning disability • Deliver the best treatment available for children with cancer


Delivering world-class care for major health problems • Provide education and exercise programmes to patients

with heart problems • Diagnosing cancers earlier • Invest in spotting and treating lung conditions early • Increase spending on mental health care • Increase the number of people getting therapy for

depression and anxiety • Deliver community based physical and mental care for

people with a severe mental illness

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Prevent 150,000 heart attacks, strokes and dementia cases


Supporting people to age well • Increase funding for primary and community care • Bring different professionals together to co-ordinate care better • Help people to live independently at home for longer • More rapid community response teams • NHS staff support to people living in care homes • Improve the recognition of carers and the support they receive • Make progress on care for people with dementia • Giving people more say in the care they receive, particularly towards

the end of their lives


Delivering the ambitions • Do things differently • Prevent illness and tackle

health inequalities • Support our workforce • Make better use of data and

digital technology • Get the most out of the

taxpayers investment in the NHS

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Doing things differently - e.g. give people more choice and control over their own care, encourage more collaboration between GPs, their teams and community services Prevent illness and tackle Health inequalities - e.g. New action to help people stop smoking and overcome drinking problems with a focus on those communities/ groups most affected Make better use of data and digital technology – new NHS App will be the new front door to digital tools and patient records and improve services through patient and population data Get the most out of the taxpayers investment in the NHS – work with health professionals to reduce duplication, make better use of NHS combined purchasing power and reduce administration Support our workforce – train and recruit more professionals and make the NHS a better place to work


What the LTP means for Primary Care • Additional roles in primary care • Permanent solution to indemnity • Quality payments refresh and a new Quality

Improvement approach • Joining up of Urgent care • Digital technology • 5 year funding clarity and certainty • A new contract framework • Primary Care Networks


Primary Care Networks (PCNs) • PCNs become the footprint on which other NHS community-

based services can fit • Strength of PCNs will depend on strength of relationships

between members & wider health and social care community • Clear geographical focus for improving health and wellbeing • General practice to take a leading role • Networks registration requirements must be confirmed by

CCGs and supported by ICS • Investment aligned to networks


What happens next? • The Integrated Care System needs to develop and

implement its own strategy for the next five years • This will need to set out how local action will deliver the

ambitions in the LTP to improve the health and wellbeing of our communities

• Healthwatch will support the NHS to ensure that the views of patients and the public are heard

• Age UK will be working with other charities to provide opportunities to hear from people with specific needs or concerns

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Strategy to include making NHS Fit for Purpose for the future and make every pound of taxpayer investment work


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East Berkshire CCG Strategic Priorities

• Person: working alongside individuals to empower them to take control of their own health and wellbeing

• Place: working in local communities, local authority areas or across a

bigger geography to respond to the needs of our population • Engage: engaging with staff, member practices, local people and

other stakeholders so that services are informed by their needs, views and behaviours

• Integrate: breaking down the barriers of traditional organisational

boundaries to deliver effective and responsive services


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