programme of work through the Regulation of General Practice Programme Board to consider ways in which NHS England, clinical commissioning groups and CQC can work in a more aligned way at regional and local level. A joint working framework will be published in the autumn. Alongside the consultation CQC have been testing the new methodology with providers on a voluntary basis. Four inspection teams have been testing a number of products that are planned, subject to consultation, to form part of their new approach. A report on this will follow. NDPP Programme Launch in Doncaster The free NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme (NDPP), which is a joint initiative led by NHS England, Public Health England and Diabetes UK, is now available to receive Doncaster patient referrals (live as of 29th August 2017). The aim of the programme is to reduce the of developing Type 2 diabetes and patient’s risk associated conditions by supporting them to take control of their health and helping them to make positive changes to their diet, weight and their physical activity. Who’s eligible? Aged 18 years or over √ Registered with a GP Practice within Doncaster √ HbA1c between 42-47 mmol/mol (6.0-6.4%) OR FPG between 5.5-6.9 mmols/l √ Not pregnant √ Able to take part in light/moderate physical activity √ ICS (Independent Clinical Services) Health & Wellbeing are the appointed service provider for the South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw (SY&B) rollout (consisting of Barnsley CCG, Bassetlaw CCG, Doncaster CCG and Rotherham CCG) Spaces on the programme are limited and consist of: One-to-one initial assessment • Six weekly group sessions that includes healthy lifestyle advice and physical activity • Four monthly group sessions that includes strategies to maintain lifestyle changes • Three one-to-one progress review sessions at three, six and nine months • Sessions can be held at various locations and times, dependent on patient demand. Communications with Practices commenced in July 2017 and will continue ongoing, providing full details of the service, referral routes and ongoing performance. Practice information NDPP have been distributed to all Practice ‘starter packs’ Managers. All user information and promotional materials, including translated patient leaflets and FAQ, are available at Pre-populated NDPP patient referral forms are embedded within local clinical systems
programme of work through the Regulation of General Practice Programme Board to consider ways in which NHS England, clinical commissioning groups and CQC can work in a more aligned way at regional and local level. A joint working framework will be published in the autumn. Alongside the consultation CQC have been testing the new methodology with providers on a voluntary basis. Four inspection teams have been testing a number of products that are planned, subject to consultation, to form part of their new approach. A report on this will follow. NDPP Programme Launch in Doncaster The free NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme (NDPP), which is a joint initiative led by NHS England, Public Health England and Diabetes UK, is now available to receive Doncaster patient referrals (live as of 29th August 2017). The aim of the programme is to reduce the patient’s risk of developing Type 2 diabetes and associated conditions by supporting them to take control of their health and helping them to make positive changes to their diet, weight and their physical activity. Who’s eligible? √ Aged 18 years or over √ Registered with a GP Practice within Doncaster √ HbA1c between 42-47 mmol/mol (6.0-6.4%) OR FPG between 5.5-6.9 mmols/l √ Not pregnant √ Able to take part in light/moderate physical activity ICS (Independent Clinical Services) Health & Wellbeing are the appointed service provider for the South Yorkshire & Bassetlaw (SY&B) rollout (consisting of Barnsley CCG, Bassetlaw CCG, Doncaster CCG and Rotherham CCG) Spaces on the programme are limited and consist of: • One-to-one initial assessment • Six weekly group sessions that includes healthy lifestyle advice and physical activity • Four monthly group sessions that includes strategies to maintain lifestyle changes • Three one-to-one progress review sessions at three, six and nine months Sessions can be held at various locations and times, dependent on patient demand. Communications with Practices commenced in July 2017 and will continue ongoing, providing full details of the service, referral routes and ongoing performance. Practice information NDPP ‘starter packs’ have been distributed to all Practice Managers. All user information and promotional materials, including translated patient leaflets and FAQ, are available at Pre-populated NDPP patient referral forms are embedded within local clinical systems