The White Paper and integrated care in the NHS: What it really means in practice for clinicians, patients and us - with Dr John Ribchester

Are you wondering what integrated care will look like when the Health and Care White Paper proposals become a reality? Tom Clarke interviews Dr John Ribchester about what the proposals means in practice for clinicians, for patients and for the life sciences industry.

Dr Ribchester is a GP and Clinical Director of Whitstable Primary Care Network (PCN) in Kent and has led development of an integrated service that represents many of the desired endpoints of the White Paper changes.

Find out more at: https://www.mtechaccess.co.uk/nhs-white-paper-integrated-care/

This episode was first broadcast as a live webinar on Friday 26th February 2021 as part of our #WhispersWordsofWisdom​ series.  The original broadcast has been edited for clarity.

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Chapters

• 3:17 What’s changed in primary care since last summer?
• 5:19 Have vaccinations taken over completely?
• 6:05 Are there people who you’re not seeing at the moment, who you should be?
• 6:45 What operational changes, brought in during the pandemic, are you hoping to keep?
• 7:55 What are the downsides to remote consultations?
• 8:36 What are your reflections on the Government's White Paper?
• 10:00 Can new legislation be an enabler for change?
• 11:40 How can Primary Care Networks (PCNs) get the budget to implement integrated care?
• 13:15 How do you come to agreements locally about where to prioritise?
• 15:09 Will there be more single-practice PCNs?
• 19:55 How will "place" work in practice in terms of local organisations coming together?
• 24:15 At a practical level, what does population health management actually mean?
• 28:55 How do you see the measurement of outcomes changing in the new NHS?
• 31:31 What data would you like to see about your patients?
• 34:40 How do you share best practice with other areas of the NHS?
• 36:55 How engaged are your local population in the development of the PCN?
• 38:55 Do you think private provision will play a greater role in the integrated landscape?
• 40:20 Do you expect the role and perception of medicines to change in the new NHS?
• 43:07 Is it likely that more hospital medicines will move into primary care?
• 48:25 What role can Pharma and MedTech play?