NHS England Getting It Right First Time (NHSE GIRFT) would like to gain insight into the Pancreatic Cancer service and its delivery by multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) at surgical hubs and their referral sites ('spokes'), ahead of a Deep Dive.
The attached questionnaire complements the Provider and Network Level Reports (produced using centrally held data sources such as Hospital Episode Statistics). The questionnaire gives us a better understanding of the service offered by your Trust,...More
NHS England Getting It Right First Time (NHSE GIRFT) would like to gain insight into the Pancreatic Cancer service and its delivery by multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) at surgical hubs and their referral sites ('spokes'), ahead of a Deep Dive.
The attached questionnaire complements the Provider and Network Level Reports (produced using centrally held data sources such as Hospital Episode Statistics). The questionnaire gives us a better understanding of the service...More
NHS England Getting It Right First Time (NHSE GIRFT) would like to gain insight into the Pancreatic Cancer service and its delivery by multidisciplinary teams (MDTs) at surgical hubs and their referral sites ('spokes'), ahead of a Deep Dive.
As part of the review we would like to focus on histopathology services offered for patients with pancreatic cancer. Th e attached questionnaire focuses on the histopathology services offered for pancreatic cancer by...More
The Maternity and Neonatal Programme is pleased to invite expressions of interest from candidates from the maternity and neonatal divisions of the health and care sectors for the role of Stakeholder Council member.
The Stakeholder Council provides a forum for external stakeholders to influence and contribute to the NHS England Maternity and Neonatal Delivery Programme by providing feedback and strategic advice to the Maternity and Neonatal Delivery and Programme...More
Many thanks in anticipation of your willingness to complete these questions about your waiting lists and please accept my apologies for it being necessary.
Many of you were understandably confused by Q13 in the original questionnaire and the wording of the question was so ambiguous as to make the data unreliable.
From the responses to the original questionnaire we have already found many areas of unwarranted variation between services and many aspects that might...More
NHSE GIRFT and the national Virtual Ward's team are working together to deliver data-driven and clinically-led reviews of virtual ward services.
The reviews will:
Use data and insights to understand the context of your virtual ward, how care is delivered, and how your virtual ward compares to other similar wards across the country.
Identify good practice and learning, as well as challenges in delivery and opportunities for improvement.
Agree actions to take forward...More
As you may be aware a Volunteering Taskforce was set up to look at how volunteering in the NHS can be better supported into the future and continue to benefit from the outpouring of public support that was offered during the pandemic. One of its workstreams has identified the need to understand the numbers of volunteers and for a central data collection. NHS England will be/are taking forward the recommendations from that work but in the meantime we are continuing to undertake an annual...More
Completion of the agreement confirms the pharmacy contractor and relevant members of their team at the pharmacy (site) have undertaken the actions required prior to accessing SCR (detailed below) and agree to comply with the ongoing requirements (detailed below) for access to the SCR application.
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The Maternity and Neonatal Programme is pleased to invite Expressions of Interest from candidates from the health and wider sectors for the role of Chair for its Stakeholder Council.
The Stakeholder Council provides a forum for external stakeholders to influence and contribute to the NHS England Maternity and Neonatal Programme by scrutinising work and providing advice to the Maternity and Neonatal Delivery and Programme Board. The Council will act to support the Programme...More
The Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) Team in NHS England would like to gain a number of insights into the Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) service and its delivery within the provider trust either ahead of a Gateway Review or following a Gateway Review which has already taken place. As a result of this, this questionnaire has been compiled around a number of key themes which includes requesting data regarding the trusts catchment population, the ENT workforce, ENT Demand and Capacity, ENT...More
Thank you for taking the time to complete this questionnaire. The questionnaire is about NHS England’s Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) programme. We will ask you about your knowledge of the GIRFT programme and then collect some data on your role within the NHS.
Timing
The questionnaire should take between two minutes and six minutes to complete depending on your answers.
Data collection, processing, storage and dissemination
You can...More
NHS England wants to find out how people would choose to tell the NHS about things that go wrong in healthcare, to help the NHS do things better.
NHS England wants to hear from people of all ages and backgrounds, who use all kinds of NHS services. We want to know how people would choose to give feedback if something went wrong in their care, or in the care of someone they look after, so the NHS can learn.
NHS England will use what you tell us to help design...More
NHS England commissions gender incongruence and dysphoria services and the purpose of this consultation is to seek views on a proposed interim clinical policy on puberty suppressing hormones (sometimes referred to as ‘puberty blockers’ or ‘hormone blockers’) for children and adolescents who have gender incongruence or dysphoria.
The policy proposition is that puberty suppressing hormones are not recommended to be available as a routine commissioning option for the treatment of...More
The Maternity and Neonatal Programme is pleased to invite expressions of Interest from candidates from the health and wider sectors for the role of chair for its newly refreshed Delivery and Programme Board.
The Programme Board will provide direction to, and oversight of, the Maternity and Neonatal Programme as it works to transform and improve maternity services in line with the aims and objectives of the Three Year Delivery Plan for Maternity and Neonatal Services . As...More
NHS England Getting It Right First Time (NHSE GIRFT) would like to gain a number of insights into the Head and Neck Cancer service and its delivery within each MDT including its referral sites ahead of a Deep Dive.
The questionnaire has been compiled around a number of key themes which includes diagnosis and follow up, surgery, radiotherapy and MDT.
The MDT Hub is the Trust which takes responsibility for the MDT at which definitive treatment plans are formulated....More
NHS England Getting It Right First Time (NHSE GIRFT) would like to gain a number of insights into the Head and Neck Cancer service and its delivery within each multidisciplinary team (MDT) including its referral sites ahead of a Deep Dive.
The questionnaire has been compiled around a number of key themes which includes diagnosis and follow up, surgery, radiotherapy and MDT.
The MDT Hub is the Trust which takes responsibility for the MDT at which definitive treatment plans are...More
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the most pressing global challenges we face this century. Already, AMR infections are estimated to cause 700,000 deaths each year globally. That figure is predicted to rise to 10 million by 2050 if no action is taken. The World Bank estimates that, across the globe, an extra 28 million people will be forced into extreme poverty by 2050 unless AMR is contained.
The UK Government has recognised AMR as a global problem and committed...More
The information entered into this questionnaire will serve as a follow-up to the information provided from the first round of Oral and Maxillofacial (OMFS) deep dives to fully map OMFS laboratories across the country and the services provided. Some of the questions will be about clinical data so it would be useful to have this to hand as you fill in the questionnaire. Please only include NHS data (not private).
Maire Morton
Clinical Lead for OMFS
Getting It Right First Time
NHS...More
We know that the CDS has grown organically in many regions and that some of the relationships and contracting arrangements are complex and have been in place for some time.
We are aware of the valuable role the CDS plays in the totality of dental provision for some of our most vulnerable patients and our aim is to understand it better so that we can learn from best practice and iron out unwarranted variation in provision for patients. This is the start of the process and...More
We know that the CDS has grown organically in many regions and that some of the relationships and contracting arrangements are complex and have been in place for some time.
We are aware of the valuable role the CDS plays in the totality of dental provision for some of our most vulnerable patients and our aim is to understand it better so that we can learn from best practice and iron out unwarranted variation in provision for patients. This is the start of the process and...More
One of the key focuses for GIRFT for 2023/24 is outpatient care. Across a number of specialities data is being collected for new to follow up ratios.
As ophthalmology is the largest outpatient speciality in the NHS we want to be able to add data to the national discussion. We would be really grateful if you could complete the survey and also for you to add any comments you feel would be useful.
What we want to collate is a range for new: follow up ratios by...More
This year we will be holding our seventh annual Chief Allied Health Professions Officer (CAHPO) Awards on the evening of the 12 October 2023.
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...More
We invite you to complete the following questionnaire to help us understand the clinical effectiveness programmes you use, the aspects of each that you value, and points that you would like us to consider during the future strategic development.
Thank you.
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This survey collects data from NHS trusts on their levels of attainment (LOA) for e-rostering and e-job planning software usage across different professional (clinical workforce) groups.
The LOA Checklist for both e-rostering and e-job planning (found at the bottom of this page) will assist providers in determining their LOA and therefore should be completed prior to completing this survey.
Providers are required to return the LOA checklist with both...More
NHS England is inviting interested individuals to indicate their interest in this role by 21 March 2023.
NHS England is committed to making the care of maternity services in England safer, more personalised and more equitable.
In December 2020, NHS England established a revised Perinatal Quality Surveillance Model , which aims to provide a consistent and methodical oversight of all services so as to target support trusts in greatest need. We are seeking to improve the...More
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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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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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
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 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