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To ask Her Majesty's Government which sectors have been consulted as part of (1) the Health Education England's review of long-term strategic trends for the health and social care workforce, and (2) the upcoming NHS England strategy.
To ask Her Majesty's Government which sectors have been consulted as part of (1) the Health Education England's review of long-term strategic trends for the health and social care workforce, and (2) the upcoming NHS England strategy.
In July 2021, the Department commissioned Health Education England (HEE) to with NHS England and NHS Improvement, Skills for Care and stakeholders in the health and social care sectors to develop a long term strategic framework for health and social care workforce planning. Engagement has taken place with senior leaders, frontline staff, the future workforce, academics, think tanks, charities, trade unions, those who receive and care and support and their representatives.
A call for evidence took place in autumn 2021. which elicited 322 responses. Over half of responses were from individuals, which included members of the health and social care workforce, people who need and receive care and support and interested individuals. The remaining responses were received from organisations, including trade unions, charities, professional bodies and Royal Colleges. HEE has held three large-scale events to support the development of the framework, engaging over 200 senior leaders and professionals in the health and social care system, as well as people who need and receive care and their representatives.
The Department has recently commissioned NHS England and NHS Improvement to develop a workforce strategy. Further information on the strategy and its conclusions will be available in due course.
My Lords, first, I congratulate the noble Baroness, Lady Brinton, on the brevity of her remarks, which is a model for Report stage. I think she put this across very well indeed and I very much support her.
My Amendment 116 relates to the containment in the Health and Social Care...
My Lords, first, I congratulate the noble Baroness, Lady Brinton, on the brevity of her remarks, which is a model for Report stage. I think she put this across very well indeed and I very much support her.
My Amendment 116 relates to the containment in the Health and Social Care...
My Lords, I will just speak to my Amendments 111 and 168. On Amendment 111, when the noble Baronesses, Lady Brinton and Lady Masham, and the noble and
learned Lord, Lord Mackay, have already put forward the arguments, there is very little for me to say, but the exclusion of...
My Lords, I will just speak to my Amendments 111 and 168. On Amendment 111, when the noble Baronesses, Lady Brinton and Lady Masham, and the noble and
learned Lord, Lord Mackay, have already put forward the arguments, there is very little for me to say, but the exclusion of...
My Lords, would the noble Lord be surprised to hear the rumours that the Treasury has prevented the Minister from responding in a positive way to this amendment?
My Lords, would the noble Lord be surprised to hear the rumours that the Treasury has prevented the Minister from responding in a positive way to this amendment?
To ask Her Majesty’s Government which individuals have been employed to conduct the “Better Services, Better Value” review for NHS health services across south-west London.[HL6728]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government which individuals have been employed to conduct the “Better Services, Better Value” review for NHS health services across south-west London.[HL6728]
We understand that the “Better Services, Better Value” (BSBV) programme of health services across south-west London was led and managed by the local clinical commissioning groups, with the support of six working groups drawn from clinicians working in the local National Health Service. The BSBV programme was disbanded in February 2014.
The companies employed by the BSBV to provide external consultancy support were Ernst and Young and 2020 Delivery. The programme also engaged the Office of Public Management. Over 100 clinicians working in the local NHS developed the BSBV clinical models.