Network Agreement Des

Compliance with the requirements of the contract depends on cooperation between all firms within a network, so that all networked services are provided equally and effectively in all constituent practices and that no patient is disadvantaged. Each NCP can determine its own deployment model, which could allow DES services to be provided through a management practice, a local GP association or another organization, such as a social enterprise. The IIF works in the same way as the QOF, but with the calculation of services at the network level and not at the practical level. It is based on two components: (i) prevention and the fight against health inequalities and (ii) the provision of quality care. Each domain includes areas that, in turn, contain indicators on which performance will be encouraged. There are 6 indicators in total. At Capsticks, we have looked at the implementation of approximately 100 primary supply networks across the country in 2019 and have extensive experience in managing updates and variations that have been made since then. There are some important dates for CCGs to consider and you can all here and the upcoming dates are listed below. Here is the updated version of the specifications of the DES network contract. To browse other PSNC briefings on the health landscape, click here. At the end of January 2019, NHS England published a five-year framework for family physician benefits, agreed with the British Medical Association (BMA) General Practitioners Committee (GPC) in England and supported by the government.

One of the main changes to the contract is the introduction of the network contract as a Targeted Improvement Service (DES). This will allow general practice to play a leading role in each primary care network (NCP) and will be broadcast live on July 1, 2019. PSNC Briefing 018/19: A summary of the Network Contract Directed Enhanced Service (DES) 2019/20 20 20 2020/21 runs the IIF for six months, from October 1, 2020 to March 31, 2021. The IIF will be worth US$24.25 million in 2020/21, to at least US$150 million in 2021/22, US$225 million in 2022/23 and $300 million in 2023/24. For more information or to discuss the help you need to implement the DES network contract, please contact Peter Edwards or Neha Shah or more information about our GP know-how here. Your network contract should specify how these services should be provided. DES 2020/21 requires NCPs to make arrangements: If you want more information about the updates you need to make on your network contract taking into account the DES 2020/21 network contract, and any additional changes you need due to the operation of your NCP, please contact Neha Shah, Puja Solanki or Sam Hopkins. The IIF was designed to reward the NCP for playing a leading role in the profile of preventive care within the NHS and in the direct and more proactive fight against health inequalities. NCPs are also recognized for being at the forefront of initiatives to improve the quality of care and patient safety and to support an environmentally and financially sustainable NHS. In order to qualify for the DES, practices must be put in place before 15 May 2019: although there is a model of national agreement for the network, views and local commissioners will have to consider the impact this will have on existing federations, MOUs or other cooperation agreements.