This is a voluntary survey and the responses we receive will be anonymous.
The feedback will highlight current trends and recommendations which will directly feed into the midwifery international recruitment (IR) programme. A detailed summary of the findings will be shared with the IR programme team. A more generic, higher-level summary will be shared with NHS Trusts to support their own IR programme plans.
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Separate to this consultation NHS England is currently preparing a response to a consultation on proposed updates to the NHS provider licence. Those proposals include:
adding specific quality governance related criteria to the continuity of services (CoS) licence conditions and
establishing a category of ‘hard to replace’ independent providers of NHS services, as designated by NHS England, to whom some of the CoS conditions will also apply.
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Thank you for taking the time to consider NHS England’s proposals for the 2023/25 NHS Payment Scheme.
This survey allows you to say whether you accept or reject the proposed Payment Scheme and also give feedback on all our proposals.
All materials relating to this consultation can be found at: www.england.nhs.uk/publication/2023-25-nhsps-consultation/
Important points
Please note: your response will not be counted unless it has been submitted. When you have...More
The NHS Standard Contract is published by NHS England for use by NHS commissioners to contract for all healthcare services other than primary care services. We are now consulting on changes for 2023/24 to both versions of the Contract – the full-length version, which is used to commission the bulk of such services by value, and the shorter-form version, which can be used in defined circumstances for certain less complex and typically lower cost services.
The consultation paper and the...More
The Children and Young People’s Transformation Programme are inviting expressions of interest in this role by 13 January 2023.
Children and Young People (CYP) represent a third of our country and their health and wellbeing will determine our future.
The NHS Long Term Plan (LTP) set out a vision for the future of the NHS and new action to improve the health and wellbeing of CYP. To deliver the vision, a Children and Young People Transformation Programme was established...More
GIRFT Mental Health Rehabilitation - Out of Area Placements (OAPs)
The GIRFT programme for mental health rehabilitation is requesting data from all NHS mental health providers on the number of people requiring adult mental health inpatient rehabilitation care who were placed out of their local provider in 2022. The purpose is to;
a) provide a snapshot of progress in reducing the number of people placed in rehab OAPs since data was last collected in 2019
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Thank you for your interest in taking part in our survey. We are developing a learning community for NHS staff to learn and apply learning about national clinical audits. For this to be successful we need to ensure we understand what people need.
The results of this survey will be used to:
co-create a knowledge hub that is accessible to all those with an interest in national clinical audit
facilitate a community of practice and strengthen peer support
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NHS England is proposing changes to the NHS provider licence to support effective system working and the delivery of high-quality sustainable care.
The NHS provider licence sets out the conditions that healthcare providers must meet to help ensure that the health sector works for the benefit of patients, now and in the future. All providers that deliver healthcare services for the NHS are required to hold a licence, unless exempt. Exempted organisations include those:
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NHS England has updated its Enforcement guidance to reflect the Health and Care Act, 2022 and current practice. The revised guidance sets out NHS England’s approach to enforcement of integrated care boards and providers.
The revised guidance applies to all integrated care boards and licensed providers in England where NHS England has determined that formal regulatory action is required, and explains the regulatory and statutory processes in the event of enforcement action as well as...More
NHS England’s consultation on an interim service specification for services for children and young people with gender dysphoria has now closed.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to respond.
Next steps
We will now be reviewing and analysing responses and a report summarising all the feedback we have received will be published in early 2023 on this page alongside the final interim service specification.
You can review the core consultation documents here:
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This is your opportunity to share your views on the roles of health and wellbeing coaches, their development, and how NHS England can support you.
We are keen to get as wide a range of responses as possible and are grateful for your input. The more information we gather, the more we can help you.
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The deadline has now passed. We cannot take any more expressions of interest for this role.
New members wanted for the NHS England learning disability and autism advisory group.
We are looking for autistic people, people with a learning disability and family carers to join the group. We want people who can share their experiences of health services to improve the health system. We want to include members with links to groups and networks of people the NHS doesn’t always listen to....More
This consultation has been extended and will now close on 6 November 2022.
We are currently seeking views on proposed changes to the Clinical genomic service specification. The Service Specification outlines standards for clinical genomic services in England. Some changes to this specification are being considered which NHS England is seeking feedback from the public on.
About genomics services
Clinical genomics (previously called clinical genetics) are services where doctors...More
We want to hear from as many people and organisations as possible, to help develop our ideas for how NHS vaccination services can be improved.
We are inviting health and care staff and members of the public to share your views.
Our aim is to support local teams that plan and deliver vaccinations to build on the NHS COVID-19 vaccination programme’s success and learning.
We also want to know what has worked well for flu and other...More
Changes to the way ambulance services collect patient data
A new ambulance dataset (ADS) has been developed, led by clinicians and digital leads from Ambulance Services to improve patient care.
It will enable individual ambulance records to directly link with records created in Emergency Departments, and other areas of healthcare. We are seeking feedback on proposals to share these records back into Ambulance Services, helping the staff that treat you to understand how patient outcomes...More
This survey is being carried out by NHS England's Nursing International Recruitment Programme team. The aim of the programme is to support NHS trusts to develop and sustain ethical international recruitment.
As an Internationally Educated Nurse (IEN) now working in the NHS in England, we would like to understand more about your experience so far to inform our work and the support we offer NHS trusts and to help improve the experience of IENs joining the NHS in England. The...More
Genetics is the study of genes and their roles in inheritance – in other words, the way that certain traits or conditions are passed down from one generation to the next. In healthcare, genetics has typically focused on variations in a single gene when determining the cause of a health condition.
Genomics is an all-encompassing term that takes into account all the DNA in a person's or organism's genome – both the genes that code for proteins and the non-coding regions. It looks at...More
Elective Hubs Support
Guidance for Elective Hubs
GIRFT want to prepare a pipeline of future case studies and guidance documents to support the set-up and development of elective hubs. To ensure that these documents meet your needs, we want your feedback on topics that you would find to be most useful.
The survey is anonymous, and we only ask for your professional group to ensure we capture a range of...More
Following our inaugural NCIP team awayday, the response to ‘What’s going well in your role?’ was very positive, specifically around relationships, teamwork, meaningful work, innovation, support and learning.
We’d like to follow up on some of the feedback to the other questions from the day. Please answer this short questionnaire which will help us build in improvements for individuals as well as the whole NCIP team.
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This survey seeks feedback on the policies being considered for the NHS payment scheme that is expected to come into effect from 1 April 2023. It accompanies the series of finance and payment engagement workshops and webinars running during July 2023.
Please see our website for details of the engagement activity .
The survey is divided into a number of sections. You do not need to complete every section or question, just those that you are interested in.
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This short survey is designed to capture some key measurements on the annual appraisal process, ahead of completing your next appraisal utilising the NCIP tool.
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As part of the development of Integrated Care Systems, NHS England are committed to supporting NHS trusts and NHS foundation trusts to work effectively within systems.
We have prepared a draft Addendum to Your statutory duties – reference guide for NHS foundation trust governors . Alongside the Addendum, we are also currently consulting separately on a draft Code of governance for NHS provider trusts and draft Guidance on good governance and collaboration under the NHS provider...More
As part of the development of Integrated Care Systems, NHS England are committed to supporting NHS trusts and NHS foundation trusts to work effectively within systems.
We have prepared draft Guidance on good governance and collaboration under the NHS provider licence . Alongside the draft Guidance on good governance and collaboration, we are also currently consulting separately on a draft Code of governance for NHS provider trusts and a draft Addendum to Your statutory duties –...More
As part of the development of Integrated Care Systems, NHS England and are committed to supporting NHS trusts and NHS foundation trusts to work effectively within systems.
We have prepared a draft updated Code of governance for NHS provider trusts . Alongside the Code, we are also currently consulting separately on a draft draft Addendum to your statutory duties – reference guide for NHS foundation trust governors and draft Guidance on good governance and collaboration under the...More
Type 2 diabetes is associated with obesity and if current trends persist, one in three people will be obese by 2034 and one in ten will develop type 2 diabetes.
The NHS Low Calorie Diet programme (NHS LCD) builds on the evidence base developed by the Diabetes Remission Clinical Trial (DiRECT), and the Doctor Referral of Overweight People to Low Energy Total Diet Replacement Treatment (DROPLET) trials, aiming to support participants to achieve significant weight loss and in some cases...More
Over the past four years the Office of the Chief Allied Health Professions Officer have had a focus on developing AHP leadership capacity and capability.
In 2017 we began our initial work on this through a survey to trusts in England aimed at gaining an understanding of their current AHP leadership arrangements. From this work, we were able to establish an evidence base for the guidance we published in 2018, ‘Leadership of allied health professions in trusts: what exists and what...More
This year we will be holding our sixth annual Chief Allied Health Professions Officer (CAHPO) Awards on the evening of the 13 October 2022.
CAHPO Award nominations can be made for all members of the Allied Health Professions (AHP) Community, including support workers, assistant practitioners, registered professionals, pre-registration apprentices and students. Nominations can be made by their peers or by themselves, to receive recognition for their personal...More