1. “Working towards a healthier Thanet” Dr Tony Martin, Clinical Chair, Thanet CCG

2. Housekeeping Mobile Phones off or switched to silent Hearing Loop Toilets Fire Exits Photography Questions and Comments Filming

3. Welcome to Thanet Clinical Commissioning Group What is a CCG? What are commissioning responsibilities? Our vision Our strategic goals

4. Clinical Commissioning Groups Clinical commissioning groups are groups of GPs that will, from April 2013, be responsible for designing local health services In England. They will do this by commissioning or buying health services and integrating withe care services Clinical Commissioning Groups will work with patients and healthcare professionals and in partnership with local communities and local authorities to provide the best outcome for the local populations All GP practices will have to belong to a Clinical Commissioning Group.

5. Our location in Kent

6. CCG commissioning responsibilities

7. Our vision and shared values….. Our vision: To transform the health of people living and working in Thanet, we will work with local people to commission high quality services that are patient centred, safe and innovative. We want all our residents to be ambitious about their own health and to challenge us to commission the best possible care in the best possible environments within our resources. Our focus: Working towards a healthier Thanet Investing to improve health with and for the people of Thanet

8. In partnership with patients, staff, key clinicians and partners we have developed our values to underpin our commissioning approach: outward looking, focussed on high quality outcomes, based on honesty and integrity, trustworthy and open, person centred and listening, collaborative, innovative and professional. To achieve this we will: Keep patients at the heart of everything we do Ensure that patients will be treated as individuals Ensure all commissioning is clinically-led Commission local services where viable Ensure that patients are seen by the right person in the right place at the right time Focus on partnership working with a range of health and social care partners Integrate services to avoid duplication Maximise resources at every opportunity Working towards a healthier Thanet Our shared values

9. Our strategic goals Preventing people from dying prematurely Enhancing quality of life for people with long-term conditions Helping people to recover from episodes of ill health or following injury Ensuring that people have a positive experience of care Treating and caring for people in a safe environment and protecting them from avoidable harm Working towards a healthier Thanet

11. Our priorities

12. Responding to health needs GPs are responsible for commissioning services to meet the needs of the local population What do GPs consider are the main areas for priority?

13. GP priorities – 7 main areas (1) Tackling problems caused by drugs and alcohol Providing more services at your local surgery Improving support to Thanet’s elderly population Long term conditions e.g. diabetes, heart disease, respiratory disease

14. GP priorities – 7 main areas (2) Community, GP practice and social care teams working in a more joined-up way Improving mental health More patients able to access beds in the community rather than in hospital for long term continuing care

15. Spend your Million Identified 7 areas so far that we have been told are a priority Given each of you 4 bank notes and ask you to place them in the box/boxes where you would invest money if it was real Feedback at the end of the session on where your money went.

16. Coffee Break Spend your million

17. Table discussions Your view of the priorities that have been described What would things look like for you in 5 years’ time if we get this right? What else matters to you that we should be considering? If patients are empowered, what would be different? What would need to change?

18. Welcome back Table discussions feedback 3 key points from your table

19. Priorities for Thanet

20. GPs are responsible for commissioning services to meet the needs of the local population What do GPs consider are the main areas for priority?

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22. How our clinicians ‘Spent their Million’

23. How you ‘Spent your Million’

24. Your questions answered…