Southern Derbyshire
Clinical Commissioning Group
Southern Derbyshire
Clinical Commissioning Group
What has happened so far?
Helen Dillistone
Assistant Chief Operating Officer
Southern Derbyshire
Clinical Commissioning Group
Southern Derbyshire Clinical
Commissioning Group
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59 practices
Population of 520,000
Budget of £807m
4 Localities covering; 2 in Derby City,
Amber Valley & Dales, and South Derbyshire
Clinical Lead – Dr Sheila Newport
Chief Operating Officer – Andy Layzell
Southern Derbyshire
Clinical Commissioning Group
Mission
To continuously improve the health and well being of the Southern
Derbyshire population, with fair use of the money available.
We will do this by:
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being responsible to our patients and communities; ensuring they are at the
heart of everything we do
providing local clinical leadership in the NHS, working in partnership to
break down traditional boundaries
understanding our population and addressing inequalities so that services
are in place to meet needs
planning services to best meet those needs now and in the future
securing the best possible, best value health and social care provision
ensuring resources are used fairly and effectively.
Southern Derbyshire
Clinical Commissioning Group
Early Days
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Constitution agreed
Approved as a national pathfinder
Approved as a sub-committee of the joint PCT (Cluster)
Board
Board now in place
Identifying commissioning priorities
Understanding the financial position
Staff assigned to support the CCG
Building relationships
Starting out on the authorisation process
Southern Derbyshire
Clinical Commissioning Group
The Board
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GP Chair – Dr Sheila Newport
4 GP locality representatives: Dr Callum McLean,
Dr Andy Mott, Dr Paul Wood, Dr Buk Dhadda
2 Local Authority representatives:
Bill Robertson, Cath Roff
1 Lay representative – Shokat Lal
1 Nurse representative – Brigid Stacey
1 Secondary care clinician - TBA
Chief Operating Officer – Andy Layzell
Chief Finance Officer – Phil Cowley
Southern Derbyshire
Clinical Commissioning Group
GP involvement
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Named leads in each practice
Locality board leads (Planned Care, Unplanned
Care, Prescribing)
Clinical Reference Group
Contract Management Boards
SDCCG Board
12 Clinical Improvement Groups
Southern Derbyshire
Clinical Commissioning Group
The Commissioning Plan
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Will contain:
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The Vision
 Summary of population health needs in each
locality
 Financial profile for the next 3 years (flat
cash)
 Locality and CCG priorities
Next steps
Southern Derbyshire
Clinical Commissioning Group
Aim for authorisation Summer 2012
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Strong clinical and professional focus
Meaningful engagement with patients, public, partner
organisations and other local stakeholders
Clear and credible QIPP plans
Strong constitutional and governance arrangements
Collaborative arrangements (other CCGs, LAs, NHS
commissioning board)
Leadership across CCG (clinical and management)
Transition to new system by 2013:
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PCTs abolished 2013
Derbyshire Cluster in place (County/City)
Now part of wider Midlands SHA (West/East)