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Information needs of commissioners
Anne GrayStrategic Change Directorate
NHS Milton Keynes
Evidence support for commissioning…
www.qualitymk.nhs.uk/knowledge_zone.htm
– What evidence is there about….?– What’s new?– You should know about this…
What’s changed? (H&SC bill/ Public Health white paper)– NHS reorganisation /Job security – Systems and processes
What evidence is there about….?• How is this done elsewhere?
– Service specifications, business cases and models already in use
– Benchmarking, KPIs, outcomes– Commissioning support resources (NICE, Royal Colleges,
professional organisations)• Will it work here?
– Summaries of evidence/ impact analysis– Case finding studies
• Key topics– Hot Topics – resource collections on current topics– www.qualitymk.nhs.uk/hot_topics.htm
References are not enough
• Attend the meetings and talk to people
• Understand the significance of particular pieces of research / reports / case studies / tools
• Highlight relevant sections
• Summarise if possible
What’s new?– Resources you should know about
• Knowledge@lerts for Commissioners – fortnightly email bulletin to commissioning staff & others
• FYI – emails to individuals/teams
• GP Briefing – supporting local CCG development
• Bulletins for key teams
– I need to keep up to date with….• Key alerting services brought together on Quality
MK website
Commissioning Handbook for Librarianshttp://commissioning.pbworks.com/
• A live, collaborative, wiki based initiative developed by information professionals across NHS England
• Organised to reflects the stages of the commissioning cycle
• Section on Information needs of commissioners• “Ask an Expert” – PCC initiative including LIS input –
putting library services up there with other commissioning support services
The need for clarity in evidence based commissioning. HSJ 26 May 2011 p23-25
“Using evidence is not an open and shut case. Producing evidence to aid commissioning is not enough”