Cheshire, West Cheshire and South Cheshire/Vale Royal; their contact details are published on the LOC website. Additional services are: - Pre-Cataract in South Cheshire and Vale Royal Post Cataract at Leighton Hospital OHT in South Cheshire and Vale Royal Learning Disability Pathway. As many participating practices as possible in all services is required to report to the CCG that PECC delivers good coverage and provision. It would be most effective for practices to be involved in all services. In 2016 PECC turnover was approximately £70,000. PECC forecast a small profit for 2017 and will begin to cover its own costs and pay back the loan received from the LOC. When the MECS service is in place this would increase the turnover. A merger between PECC and Central Mersey and Liverpool PECs has been discussed. More details will be circulated as and when available. At the NOC Conference STP’s (Sustainable Transformation were delivered as the way forward. In the past England had been divided into forty-four areas which do not adhere to the boundaries currently used. When PECC commission services; larger scale delivery across boundaries will be planned. One of the advantages of the PECC merging would be to cut costs, reduce the number of Clinical Leads required and share the expertise. In this financial year PECC had already paid £35,000 to practices for services provided; previously these services were provided to the patient for free. The friends and family questionnaire is one of the kpi targets that has to be reached; it has to be reported if kpi’s are not met. It is important to complete the questionnaire as an extra 5% would be paid for completion. AOB Mark Simpson wished to note the LOC Website had a new tab for Recruitment which includes a section for Locums to leave their contact details. At the last AGM a For Sale section was requested. It is now active. Rupesh Bagdai requested everyone to please complete the workforce survey, the data would help to decide what could be funded by NHS England. The Chairman thanked all who attended and contributed. The meeting closed at 21.40pm.
Cheshire, West Cheshire and South Cheshire/Vale Royal; their contact details are published on the LOC website. Additional services are: - Pre-Cataract in South Cheshire and Vale Royal Post Cataract at Leighton Hospital OHT in South Cheshire and Vale Royal Learning Disability Pathway. As many participating practices as possible in all services is required to report to the CCG that PECC delivers good coverage and provision. It would be most effective for practices to be involved in all services. In 2016 PECC turnover was approximately £70,000. PECC forecast a small profit for 2017 and will begin to cover its own costs and pay back the loan received from the LOC. When the MECS service is in place this would increase the turnover. A merger between PECC and Central Mersey and Liverpool PECs has been discussed. More details will be circulated as and when available. At the NOC Conference STP’s (Sustainable Transformation were delivered as the way forward. In the past England had been divided into forty-four areas which do not adhere to the boundaries currently used. When PECC commission services; larger scale delivery across boundaries will be planned. One of the advantages of the PECC merging would be to cut costs, reduce the number of Clinical Leads required and share the expertise. In this financial year PECC had already paid £35,000 to practices for services provided; previously these services were provided to the patient for free. The friends and family questionnaire is one of the kpi targets that has to be reached; it has to be reported if kpi’s are not met. It is important to complete the questionnaire as an extra 5% would be paid for completion. AOB Mark Simpson wished to note the LOC Website had a new tab for Recruitment which includes a section for Locums to leave their contact details. At the last AGM a For Sale section was requested. It is now active. Rupesh Bagdai requested everyone to please complete the workforce survey, the data would help to decide what could be funded by NHS England. The Chairman thanked all who attended and contributed. The meeting closed at 21.40pm.
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