Commissioning and Provider Arrangements A summary of current Commissioning and Provider arrangements are presented in Table 2. Central and North West London Foundation Trust (CNWL) are the main provider of CAMHS services in Milton Keynes. As part of the LTP process those services traditionally seen as Tier 1 have become more visible and there is a growing understanding of the range of emotional and mental health support available. These services are also developing a stronger voice and have been pivotal to the local understanding of where change is needed and where pathways can be strengthened. Table 2: Commissioning and Provider Arrangements CAMHS Service Provider Organisation Commissioning Tier Organisation Tier 1 Non Mental Health Universal children’s A range of (universal) (MH) Specialist Primary services for example commissioning Care Workers schools and GPs organisations involved Tier 2 Specialist primary MH CNWL Milton Keynes Council (targeted) workers supporting (MKC) other professionals and Tier 2 voluntary sector families to deliver early services e.g. YIS help support Tier 3 Specialist CNWL The Clinical (specialist) MH teams Commissioning Group (CCG) Tier 3 + Liaison and Intensive CNWL CCG Support Team (LIST) Tier 4 Specialist stay in of providers NHS England inpatient Contract terms and budgets for these contracts for 2015/16, pre LTP investment can be seen in Table 3. In addition to the LTP investment the CCG also allocated Parity of Esteem funds to PNMH and EIP, these allocations can be seen in Table 1 on the previous page. Table 3: Contracts and Funding (2015/16) (Continuing care actuals for 2014/15) CAMHS Funding Level of service Contract end Commissioner £ CAMHS Tier 3 Specialist April’18 1,797,950 CAMHS Liaison & Intensive Specialist MKCCG 418,896 Support Team (LIST) CAMHS inpatient support Specialist April’18 MKCCG 26,784 CAMHS Tier 2 Targeted April MKC 421,000 ‘17 Contribution to Looked Targeted MKC 20,000 Children Worker Mental Health Expenditure within Specialist MKCCG 225,277 Continuing Care (2014/15) In-Patient Admissions NHS England 1,573,712
Commissioning and Provider Arrangements A summary of current Commissioning and Provider arrangements are presented in Table 2. Central and North West London Foundation Trust (CNWL) are the main provider of CAMHS services in Milton Keynes. As part of the LTP process those services traditionally seen as Tier 1 have become more visible and there is a growing understanding of the range of emotional and mental health support available. These services are also developing a stronger voice and have been pivotal to the local understanding of where change is needed and where pathways can be strengthened. Table 2: Commissioning and Provider Arrangements CAMHS Tier Service Provider Organisation Commissioning Organisation Tier 1 (universal) Non Mental Health (MH) Specialist Primary Care Workers Universal children’s services for example schools and GPs A range of commissioning organisations involved Tier 2 (targeted) Specialist primary MH workers supporting other professionals and families to deliver early help support CNWL Tier 2 voluntary sector services e.g. YIS Milton Keynes Council (MKC) Tier 3 (specialist) Specialist MH teams CNWL The Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) Tier 3 + Liaison and Intensive Support Team (LIST) CNWL CCG Tier 4 Specialist stay in inpatient of providers NHS England Contract terms and budgets for these contracts for 2015/16, pre LTP investment can be seen in Table 3. In addition to the LTP investment the CCG also allocated Parity of Esteem funds to PNMH and EIP, these allocations can be seen in Table 1 on the previous page. Table 3: Contracts and Funding (2015/16) (Continuing care actuals for 2014/15) CAMHS Funding Level of service Contract end Commissioner £ CAMHS Tier 3 Specialist April’18 1,797,950 CAMHS Liaison & Intensive Support Team (LIST) Specialist MKCCG 418,896 CAMHS inpatient support Specialist April’18 MKCCG 26,784 CAMHS Tier 2 Targeted April ‘17 MKC 421,000 Contribution to Looked Children Worker Targeted MKC 20,000 Mental Health Expenditure within Continuing Care (2014/15) Specialist MKCCG 225,277 In-Patient Admissions NHS England 1,573,712