The public could, if they wished, submit written questions to the Corporate Secretary, at , in advance of the meeting. This would allow the Governing Body the opportunity to reply more fully to questions requiring research, at the meeting. REF QUESTION RESPONSE FROM NHS GREENWICH CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP General question and answer session 1 The questioner asked whether the 30 day Dr Patel replied that an annual audit was still undertaken and Ms Leese readmission rate to hospital was still monitored, as added that she would look into including it in future performance and quality this was a good indicator of acute care reports to the Governing Body. performance. 2 The questioner was concerned that Keep the NHS Mr Kennett-Brown apologised for the delay, but commented that these were Public had not yet received a response to its letter both government initiatives and questions about them should be directed to concerning public consultation on the NHS Five NHS England rather than the CCG. He added that the CCG was keen to Year Forward View and Sustainability and work with Keep the NHS Public, which was why it had been invited to the Transformation Partnerships. recent workshops to develop the Clinically Led Commissioning Strategy. CN 3.4.18
The public could, if they wished, submit written questions to the Corporate Secretary, at , in advance of the meeting. This would allow the Governing Body the opportunity to reply more fully to questions requiring research, at the meeting. REF QUESTION RESPONSE FROM NHS GREENWICH CLINICAL COMMISSIONING GROUP General question and answer session 1 The questioner asked whether the 30 day readmission rate to hospital was still monitored, as this was a good indicator of acute care performance. Dr Patel replied that an annual audit was still undertaken and Ms Leese added that she would look into including it in future performance and quality reports to the Governing Body. 2 The questioner was concerned that Keep the NHS Public had not yet received a response to its letter concerning public consultation on the NHS Five Year Forward View and Sustainability and Transformation Partnerships. Mr Kennett-Brown apologised for the delay, but commented that these were both government initiatives and questions about them should be directed to NHS England rather than the CCG. He added that the CCG was keen to work with Keep the NHS Public, which was why it had been invited to the recent workshops to develop the Clinically Led Commissioning Strategy. CN 3.4.18
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