Consolidated Funding Framework (CFF) 2017-19 Year 2 2018 2019 Updated Metrics – CFF and metrics The CFF is a voluntary E & N Herts CCG Locally Enhanced Scheme (LES), aligned to the following key areas where we want to avoid duplication of effort and spend: GMS contract changes 2017 - 2019. GPFV creating sustainable primary care STP/QIPP requirements ensuring VFM for taxpayers Clinical priorities in the CCG’s 2 year Operational Plan Putting patients first through truly integrated services Payment will be based on a percentage upfront to invest in additional capacity and the balance on achievement against the targets set for each of the metrics. The rates of remuneration are a rate per registered patient as at January 2018. Core Requirements This is Year Two of this CFF and we have built on last year’s framework and simplified the overall ask as well as reduced the reporting and monitoring requirements. Most of the structure and requirements are the same with a small number of new items. As a LES the practice has a choice; should a practice choose not to sign up to the core requirements stated below, they will not have access to remuneration under the CFF. The core requirements are the same as last year as data sharing across patients and professionals is key to safe services and fully integrated services. Core Requirements: 1. To continue to support the data integration program as signed up to in 2017 as part of the East and North Hertfordshire CCG Information Sharing Protocol for secondary care use. 2. To continue to seek explicit decision on consent for sharing from patients for whom information sharing would be of great benefit for them (e.g. those with complex care needs and co-morbidities) or practices to sign up to My Care Record. The CCG is continuing to support these two significant data sharing programmes that will allow information to be lawfully shared for the purpose of patient care (referred to as primary use) and population health analytics (referred to as secondary use.) Although these are described as two separate programmes, and will require separate data sharing arrangements, it should be emphasised that the two programmes are linked and progress with one programme will have either a direct or indirect effect on the other programme.
Consolidated Funding Framework (CFF) 2017-19 Year 2 2018 – 2019 Updated Metrics CFF and metrics The CFF is a voluntary E & N Herts CCG Locally Enhanced Scheme (LES), aligned to the following key areas where we want to avoid duplication of effort and spend: GMS contract changes 2017 - 2019. GPFV creating sustainable primary care STP/QIPP requirements ensuring VFM for taxpayers Clinical priorities in the CCG’s 2 year Operational Plan Putting patients first through truly integrated services Payment will be based on a percentage upfront to invest in additional capacity and the balance on achievement against the targets set for each of the metrics. The rates of remuneration are a rate per registered patient as at January 2018. Core Requirements This is Year Two of this CFF and we have built on last year’s framework and simplified the overall ask as well as reduced the reporting and monitoring requirements. Most of the structure and requirements are the same with a small number of new items. As a LES the practice has a choice; should a practice choose not to sign up to the core requirements stated below, they will not have access to remuneration under the CFF. The core requirements are the same as last year as data sharing across patients and professionals is key to safe services and fully integrated services. Core Requirements: 1. To continue to support the data integration program as signed up to in 2017 as part of the East and North Hertfordshire CCG Information Sharing Protocol for secondary care use. 2. To continue to seek explicit decision on consent for sharing from patients for whom information sharing would be of great benefit for them (e.g. those with complex care needs and co-morbidities) or practices to sign up to My Care Record. The CCG is continuing to support these two significant data sharing programmes that will allow information to be lawfully shared for the purpose of patient care (referred to as primary use) and population health analytics (referred to as secondary use.) Although these are described as two separate programmes, and will require separate data sharing arrangements, it should be emphasised that the two programmes are linked and progress with one programme will have either a direct or indirect effect on the other programme.
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