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Tri-Network Event What CNSs need to know about
the commissioning process and the SEC Cancer
Nursing Strategy Debbie Stubberfield December
2nd 2008 Nurse Advisor NHS South East Coast
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Purpose of the Day

• For Cancer Nurses to learn more about
  commissioning and their contribution
• To understand the World Class Commissioning
  Process and its role in developing world class
  care
• Launch of the South East Coast Cancer Nursing
  Strategy

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Opening remarks

• Overview and outcomes of the day
• Some national and local strategy and policy
• Nurses role in commissioning
• What do commissioners need to know about the
  contribution of clinical nurse specialists?

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Some Context

• NATIONAL
• NHS Next Stage Review Final Report High
  Quality Care for All (2008)
• Framing the Nursing Midwifery Contribution (DH
  2008)
• Nurses in Society Starting the Debate (Kings
  College London 2008)
• State of the art metrics for nursing a rapid
  appraisal (Kings College London 2008)

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Some Local Context

• Healthier People Excellent Care A vision for
  South East Coast. (NHS SEC 2008)
• NHS South East Coast Safer, Smarter Nursing
  2008-2010
• The South East Coast Cancer Nursing Strategy
  (2008)

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High quality care for allNHS Next Stage Review
Final Report

• Raising standards
• Stronger involvement of clinicians in decision
  making at every level of the NHS
• Fostering a pioneering NHS

Quality at the heart of the NHS

• Help to stay healthy
• Empowering patients
• Most effective treatments for all
• Keeping patients as safe as possible

High quality care for all
High quality care for patients and the public
Freedom to focus on quality
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Healthier People Excellent Care

• Key Principles
• Care should be personalised according to an
  individuals needs
• Patients should have more choice and control over
  their care
• Services should conform to best practice
• Prevention is better than cure
• Services should seek to reduce inequalities
• Patients will be treated in the right place at
  the right time
• No existing services will be changed before new
  services are place
• Services should make best use of tax payers money

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The Nursing Contribution

• Practitioners
• Partners
• Leaders

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Metrics
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National Metrics for consultation

• Cancer 56 (Indicators)
• Proportion of women receiving immediate breast
  reconstruction
• Quality of Patient experience compliance with
  patient experience measures Cancer Quality
  Improvement Network System (CQUINS)
• Percent of patients seeing a relevant specialist
  nurse

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Metrics continued

• Proportion of patients managed by the MDT who had
  their diagnosis confirmed by histology or
  cytology
• Proportion of bowel cancer cases admitted as an
  emergency
• Percentage of oncology surgery performed outside
  a specialist team centre
• Consultation ends December 12th www.ic.nhs.uk

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Nurses in Society
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South East Coast Directors of Nursing working
together with Universities to improve care and
patient experience
South East Coast Directors of Nursing working
together with Universities to improve care and
patient experience
NHS South East Coast York House, 18-20 Massetts
Road, Horley RH6 7DE Phone [phone] Email
info_at_southeastcoast.nhs.uk Web
www.southeastcoast.nhs.uk
NHS South East Coast York House, 18-20 Massetts
Road, Horley RH6 7DE Phone [phone] Email
info_at_southeastcoast.nhs.uk Web
www.southeastcoast.nhs.uk
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What do commissioners need to know about
commissioning a chemotherapy service?

• British Oncology Pharmacists Association (BPOA)
  (2004) Position Statement on Safe Practice and
  the Pharmaceutical Care of Patients Receiving
  Oral Anticancer Chemotherapy. London
• Chemotherapy Services in England, ensuring
  quality and safety a report from the National
  Chemotherapy Advisory Group, draft for
  consultation November 2008
• National Confidential Enquiry into Patient
  Outcomes and Death report For Better, for
  Worse. November 2008
• Wilson et al (2002). Patient and carer needs
  following a cancer related hospital admission
  the importance of referral to the district
  nursing service. Journal of Advanced Nursing 38
  (3), 245-253

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