Title: Prioritising Primary Care Premises Developments Strategic Service Development Plans
1Prioritising Primary Care Premises
DevelopmentsStrategic Service Development Plans
- Keith Houghton,
- Associate Consultant
- NatPaCT/ NHS Estates
2Bromley By Bow Centre
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8Prince Philip House Services available
- Primary Health Care Team
- GP Surgery
- Police Office
- Mental Health Services
- Community Drug and Alcohol Services
- Community Dentistry
- Speech Language Therapy Services
- Community Physiotherapy
- Opticians
- Podiatry Services
- Paediatric Services
- NHS Resolution Clinic
- Neighbourhood Co-ordinator for the PCT
- The Learning for Better Health Research Project
- Ethnic Minorities Opportunities Project
- Refugee Asylum Support
- Somalian Advice Support
- Swahili Advice Support
- Community Health Liaison Officer
- The University of Leicester
- Information Advice Guidance Services
- The Teaching Centre
- Community Rooms
- St Matthews Charitable Enterprise Trust
- Coffee Bar / Play Area
9Purpose of Strategic Service Development Plan
- A whole system plan for investment
- Can act as a basis for premises procurement
- Describes procurement priorities/ phased
investments and supports business cases
10Who will have access to the SSDP?
- All health and social care organisations
- Community and professional representative groups
- Partnerships for Health (NHS LiFT)
- Potential Private Partners
11What should an SSDP contain?
- Reflect implementation of national and local
priorities - Proposed PCT, SHA and local authority investments
- Linked to local estate strategies
- Joint investment/ planned disinvestments
- Purchase of land and use of nGMS flexibilities
12Specific relevance of Primary Care
- Reflect current and future Service Aspirations
- Physical condition of the primary care estate
- Anticipated service changes - nGMS/PMS,
Pharmaceutical and Dental contracts - incentives to involve other stakeholedrs
13Opportunities for Stakeholder involvement
- Enable front line staff to influence design
solutions - Reflect priorities in meeting health needs
- Link to urban regeneration
- Inclusive of all health services in a locality
- Enable a wider range of non-NHS community based
service providers - Consider opportunities with the commercial sector
14Service change and impact assessment
- Describe planned service changes
- Proposed joint investment, e.g. intermediate
care, emergency care - Change resulting from the impact of service
redesign - May also act as public consultation document
15Approval Process and wider use
- Approval by all relevant agencies at board level
- A live document updated regularly
- Reflect all investment priorities in LDP
- LiFT companies will deliver developments informed
by SSDP - In the case of batched schemes, SSDP will inform
OJEC/tendering process
16SOS / Ministers
OOH/ Emergency Care Centres
Results
Diagnostic Treatment Centres
Patient Involvement
GPWSI/ Outpatients
National Service Frameworks
Policy
Primary Care Premises (Contractual Implications)
NHS LIFT
Walk in Centres
Access/ Choice
Workforce Issues
Workforce Issues
NSFs
DTCs
WICs
Access/ Choice
Premises
OOH Care
Patient Involvement
GPsWSI/ OPs
Programe Support
Performance Improvemnts
Performance Management
Strategy
Whole System Strategic Service Development Plan
Patient Involvement
DTCs
NSFs
Workforce Issues
GPs WSI/ OPs
Consultation
Outcomes
WICs
Access / Choice
OOH Care
Premises
Local Delivery Plan