1. Tim Straughan Information Landscape

2. Policy changes and structural reform

3. Relationship with other bodies HSCIC Monitor CQC NICE NHS Commissioning Board DH (incl Social Care and Public Health England) Other bodies (incl Information Intermediaries) Require/ Direct Request Mandate/ Request

4. Information Strategy “Information is an integral part of the service to patients and service users” Control of and access to own care record Electronic care records to become key source of integrated information Need for greater linkage of data Clear information standards across health, public health and social care Culture of transparency – information about services and quality of care is open and easily available to us all

5. Supporting the strategic reforms – our focus Open data Indicators Access and linkage

6. Organisation Changes HSCIC becomes ENDPB on 1 April 2013 SoS has now approved transfer of certain CfH and SHA informatics functions to new HSCIC Major implications on future size, shape and functions of HSCIC Significant opportunities for synergies and benefits in short, medium and long-term

7. Function Transfers DH External Relations Development NHS Commissioning Board HSCIC ENDPB SHA DHID HSCIC SpHA DELIVERY STRATEGY POLICY

8. The key challenges for 2012/13 Managing the transition safely New arrangements for commissioning the HSCIC, led by NHS CB and involving DH for social care and public health Financial viability Requirements of new commissioning organisations – NHS CB, CCGs and CSOs, PHE Developing infrastructure and data flows to meet the strategic information needs of the system Developing a funding model and sustainable financial viability Information intermediaries and the market place

9. Future Events Location: Leeds, London, alternated? Event options: -by data theme, such as Maternity and Child Health -audience type, system supplier, information consultants -considering CFH and HSCIC transition and suppliers

10. Discussion and Questions