Here we showcase our procurements and service reviews.
Restricted Treatments and Procedures (RTaP)
Restricted Treatments and Procedures Policy Statement The CCG Policy does not define patient management pathways but rather specifies arrangements for access to NHS funding. All healthcare professionals working in the local NHS system and subject to West Hampshire CCG contracts are expected to be aware of and operate within the limits of the above Policy. This…
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Quality co-production in mental health
In December 2019 a member of the quality team spent a week working with Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust (SHFT) staff and service users and carers (about 25 all together) helping to facilitate a Quality Improvement project. The project is one of their Rapid Process Improvement workshops (RPIW) focusing on increasing therapeutic time on Hawthorns…
New Milton Wellbeing Hub stakeholder workshop
A workshop was held in October 2019 in Bashley Village Hall to help us design a wellbeing hub in New Milton. The workshop was intended as an initial event – the first of many. A wide range of stakeholders were invited including representatives from New Milton Residents Association . More than 60 people attended the…
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GP mental health service co-production workshop
We work together with service users and people with lived experience of mental health issues to design care in GP practices that meet their needs. Our latest workshop in October 2019 helped to make sure we are on the right track. Feedback from patients and carers will be incorporated in the way we look after…
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Community Cardiology service review
In October 2019 we asked local people about their experience of cardiology services. We ran a survey and a focus group and paid a home visit to a gentleman who could not get to us. What they told us is helping us to develop a community cardiology service. Community-Cardiology-focus-group-report
Hampshire Wheelchair Service Review Update : October 18
The Collaborative Hampshire Wheelchair Service Review was undertaken September 2016 to September 2017 in order to: Understand, investigate and respond to the concerns raised about the service.Review the current commissioned service to ensure that it meets the needs of service users in terms of capacity, performance and quality, andIdentify areas for development and improvements to benefit…
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Community Ophthalmology focus groups
In September we held two patient focus groups to hear the experiences of local people using the ophthalmology service. This will help us develop a community model so individuals can have eye appointments closer to home without the need to go to hospital. The focus groups were held in Romsey and Winchester and we got…
Hampshire Wheelchair Services procurement
NHS West Hampshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), NHS Southampton City (CCG) and Isle of Wight (CCG) are committed to ensuring the right care is delivered at the right time, in the right place, by the right people. This year we are exploring opportunities for re-procuring the Hampshire Wheelchair Service. To inform the procurement process we…
Urgent healthcare services
The CCG is pleased to announce that two new-style urgent health care services are being opened across West Hampshire in the summer of 2019. The two services bring together a range of urgent care services in one place simplifying services and making them more accessible to local people. The services are called: 1. Appointments+ and…
Non-emergency patient transport
Since November 2017, South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SCAS) has provided a patient-led booking service for everyone registered with a GP in the area served by NHS West Hampshire Clinical Commissioning Group (WHCCG). People should call the dedicated patient booking line to book non-emergency patient transport to their first outpatient appointment. If they need…
Hampshire Wheelchair Services
The Hampshire Wheelchair Service is commissioned to meet the mobility needs of the local population and within the mobility provision, the postural and pressure care needs of the service user. The service provides assessments, clinical interventions and wheelchair equipment (and ongoing repairs and maintenance) for children (aged 30 months and older) and adults who have long…