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Unconditional commissioning

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Derek Stewart, OBE
Derek Stewart, OBE

The document outlines Macmillan Cancer Support's approach to raising their profile, building research partnerships, and influencing health commissioning through public engagement. It discusses delivering workshops for commissioners and the public to involve people in discussions around spending ?106 billion on health and social care services. The goal is for local people to shape services through involvement in priority setting, developing plans, and ensuring diverse voices are heard in the commissioning process.

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An Unconditional Approach - involving people - Raising Macmillan profile Support before Cancer Imaginative Thinking
Current developments ? Building Research Partnerships ? Influencing Commissioning
Influencing Commissioning Delivering workshops for the public working with commissioners
Whose Money Governments and charities are funded by the people.
We all COMMISSION - Think about shopping for your weekly meals. Commissionin g
Every Penny Over 100 Counts years old 85-100 Yrs Join a discussion about how we spend ?106 Billion. 65-84 yrs 35-64 yrs 19-34 yrs 0-18 yrs Pre-Birth
Leaving Llareggub Become involved to improve health & social care services.
The Cycle People who use services should shape the Monitoring Priority direction, form and Evaluation Setting and quality. Developing an Involvement Plan Mobilisation / transition to new Defining the service Model of Care Procurement of Preparing the Providers Service Specification
Opening Doors It is not necessarily about attending meetings Ensure we hear from those whose voices are not at the table.
Statistic s Use the information that exists effectively.
Clinical Commissioning Groups Healthwatch Different Providers Health & Wellbeing Boards New Landscapes Local people understand the local area best.
So what are we offering? An Approach Toolbox Plans Tools Ideas Network
an unconditional approach - involving people - Influence Commissioning! Pure Gold
Contact derek_stewart@me.com jnunn@macmillan.org.uk

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Unconditional commissioning

  • 1. An Unconditional Approach - involving people - Raising Macmillan profile Support before Cancer Imaginative Thinking
  • 2. Current developments ? Building Research Partnerships ? Influencing Commissioning
  • 3. Influencing Commissioning Delivering workshops for the public working with commissioners
  • 4. Whose Money Governments and charities are funded by the people.
  • 5. We all COMMISSION - Think about shopping for your weekly meals. Commissionin g
  • 6. Every Penny Over 100 Counts years old 85-100 Yrs Join a discussion about how we spend ?106 Billion. 65-84 yrs 35-64 yrs 19-34 yrs 0-18 yrs Pre-Birth
  • 7. Leaving Llareggub Become involved to improve health & social care services.
  • 8. The Cycle People who use services should shape the Monitoring Priority direction, form and Evaluation Setting and quality. Developing an Involvement Plan Mobilisation / transition to new Defining the service Model of Care Procurement of Preparing the Providers Service Specification
  • 9. Opening Doors It is not necessarily about attending meetings Ensure we hear from those whose voices are not at the table.
  • 10. Statistic s Use the information that exists effectively.
  • 11. Clinical Commissioning Groups Healthwatch Different Providers Health & Wellbeing Boards New Landscapes Local people understand the local area best.
  • 12. So what are we offering? An Approach Toolbox Plans Tools Ideas Network
  • 13. an unconditional approach - involving people - Influence Commissioning! Pure Gold