Our Programme
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On the move… The national DH QIPP workstreams will end March 2013. However, improving Quality, Innovation, Productivity and Prevention remains a key goal inherited by the new NHS commissioning architecture and the principles of Right Care remain relevant to delivering QIPP for CCGs in the future. From April 2013, Right Care will transition the four main modules below to new host sponsors as summarised here… Read more… |
The Right Care @lert
Value based healthcare webinars
Monitor and HFMA are holding a series of webinars on the theme of value based health care
Thursday May 23rd, 2013
The Value of Low Value Lists
This JAMA article discusses the challenge facing physicians and hospitals to develop and implement strategies to reduce the use of low value services
Tuesday May 21st, 2013
Findings from the evaluation of the Inner North West London Integrated Care Pilot
This Nuffield trust evaluation found that the integrated care pilot delivered better coordinated care for older people and diabetics
Tuesday May 21st, 2013
Presentations
Respiratory Atlas
Diabetes Atlas
Child Health Atlas
Tools & Resources
Accountable Integrated Care Systems
The primary objective for the QIPP Right Care programme is to maximise value:
To achieve this, Right Care is promoting is the concept of the population based Accountable Integrated Care System (AICS). |
Casebooks – Commissioning for Value – Best Practice
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One of the ways that Right Care is enabling sharing of best practice is through compiling local examples of commissioning innovations which demonstrate the philosophy behind Right Care or showcases the tools available through the programme. We will publish these though a series of “Right Care Casebooks”. Read more… |
CCG Spend and Outcomes Tool
Do you know how much you spend on your population for diabetes care and the health outcomes you get for that spend?
The Right Care CCG SPOT tool is a quadrant anlaysis tool that graphically illustrates where you stand, compared to similar CCG populations, on the health outcomes you are achieving for your health spend – as opposed to simple “activity” or “spend” analyses. Clinical Commissioners can use the CCG SPOT tool, together with other tools, to identify priority programmes for improvement or innovation programmes.
This tool builds on the previous work on Programme Budgeting and and Spend and Outcomes initiatied by the Department of Health and implemented by YHPHO which produced data based on PCT level populations and extends that to CCG level populations. Read more…
Elective Surgery – Value Based Commissioning Guidance
Background
Decision-making processes around the commissioning criteria and thresholds for surgical procedures have long been the subject of debate. This has regularly involved public expressions of concern by clinicians, manifested in negative media coverage about risk to patients, ‘cost-cutting’ and ‘rationing’ Read more…
Essential Reading
“Essential Reading” is a series of reading lists on specific themes relevant to our Right Care programme themes. We hope they provide you with a rapid introduction to the subject and access to knowledge which will change your thinking. The latest reading list is on Integrated care - see below. Read more…
Health Investment Packs
| Right Care has produced a bespoke ‘Heath Investment Pack’ (HIP) for each PCT in England. The HIPs use the outputs from analysis tools already available to PCTs to analyse variation in spend, outcomes and activity growth for one particular programme budget category for that PCT. Read more… |
Healthcare Procedures Explorer (PET) Tool and Quality Dashboards
Two new web-based health investment analysis tools have been developed for Right Care by the Midlands and East Quality Observatory to provide data to inform Value Based Commissioning Guidance development, the Procedures Explorer Tool (PET) and bespoke Quality Dashboards. Read more…
Healthcare Public Health Colloquia
The QIPP Right Care Workstream has a focus on: Population Planning and Programme Budgeting; reducing unwarranted variation and; Population medicine – the clinician focussed on all the patients, not just those referred. The Right Care public Health Colloquia are about designing a healthcare public health service able to support commissioners in acheiving these objectives.
Population Value Reviews
Annual Population Value Reviews (APVR) – to help commissioners reflect on their priorities and maximize value for patients, populations and commissioners from health investment by improving the allocation of resources to maximise outcomes – so-called “allocative efficiency”. Read more…
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