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Name and Date of MeetingMinute
ReferenceTitle of Agenda Item Decision Made Associated Costs
Conflicts of Interest Reported
byHow the Conflict was Managed Date Reported to Audit Committee
Board meeting in private
23 April 2020 BC/165.3/20 Board Assurance Framework
The board approved the BAF with the requirement
to reassess the current risks and develop further. n/a n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Board meeting private
23 April 2020 BC/166.3/20
Covid 19 Response:
CCG Covid 19 Governance
The board approved the CCG governance
arrangements. n/a n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Board meeting private
23 April 2020 BC/167.3/20
CCG Covid 19 Financial
Governance Arrangements
and Expenditure Report
The board approved the CCG Covid 19 Financial
Governance Arrangements and Expenditure Report. n/a RE / NS / RP
S Bloom chaired the meeting for
the decision around finances 16/07/2020
Board meeting in private
23 April 2020BC/168.3/20
CCG Covid 19 Local
Response The board approved CCG Covid 19 Local Response. n/a n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Board meeting in private
23 April 2020BC/169.4/20
Funding for Primary Care
virtual desktop
The board approved the cost of £144,000 for the
year with a view that a revised paper will be
presented to board once details have been finalised.
£144,000 RE, TF, AF, NS, RP, DCC, CC, KP
Stuart Bloom chaired the meeting
for this agenda item.
Herts Valleys GP’s are conflicted
therefore they will be included
within the discussions only and
not in the decision making.
Elizabeth Eyitayo will have an
input as an Independent GP.
16/07/2020
Board meeting in private
23 April 2020BC/170.3/20
Respiratory Hub clinical
model
The board ratified the west Hertfordshire COVID-19
primary care clinical pathways and standard
operating procedure which have been developed in
detail since board agreement on 26th March 2020.
Resources approved by the CCG board in principle were
a. ££1,277,796 for 4 locality Hot Hubs
b. £487,699 for the HUC Domiciliary Car
The revised costings of the for the Board to note are:
a. £1,277,796 for 4 locality Hot Hubs including the
workforce for the domiciliary care
b. £78,232 for the costs of the Car from HUC
TF, AF, RP, DCC, CC, KP
Stuart Bloom will chair the
meeting for this agenda item.
Herts Valleys GP’s are conflicted
therefore they will be included
within the discussions only and
not in the decision making.
Elizabeth Eyitayo will have an
input as an Independent GP.
16/07/2020
Audit Committee
24 April 2020AC/53.2/20 Provision for doubtful debt Approved £5,239.35 n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Exec Committee
27th April 20204 Tabelau Training
Exec approved two separate sets of training to get
all BI team members to intermediate level skill £9,000 plus VAT n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Exex Committee
4th May 202013 Webex Training
Execs approved that the CCG expand its WebEx
licence facilities to include a licence for training,
which will enable the ODL team to deliver more
agile training across the three CCGs, using WebEx.
The cost will be covered by the HR and ODL budget.
£320.00 n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Executive Committee
8th June 202013 Authority to Engage Additional and enhanced pay for the CHC team £20,041 n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Executive Committee
8th June 202013 Authority to Engage Additional and enhanced pay for CHIT nurses £2,300 n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Commissioning Executive
11 June 2020CE/52.1/20
Evaluation of Primary Care
hot hubs and future clincial
options
The Committee approved Option 3 to be developed
as set out in the paper to include Clinical Pathwaysn/a All HVCCG GPs conflicted
Clinical decision only. Financial
decision to be taken by the board
with support from an
independent GP
16/07/2020
Herts Valleys CCG Decision Register Quarter 1 2020-21
Commissioning Executive
11 June 2020CE/53.1/20
Clinical Model for an
Integrated Respiratory
Virtual Hospital
The committee approved the proposal for the
Integrated COVID Virtual Hospital Service, including:
• noting the future Integrated Respiratory
Transformation programme working in collaboration
with WHHT and CLCH.
• the combined costs of CLCH and WHHT for the 6
weeks of £105,110. This will enable the providers to
work through the backlog of patients within 6
weeks' timeframe. The £105,110 will be recoverable
through the NHSE central COVID costs and no
transactions will take place between providers.
£105,110
but this will be recoverable through NHSE central covid
costs.
n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Commissioning Executive
11 June 2020CE/55/20
Extension of Community
Gynaecology contract
The committee approved the proposal to extend the
Enhance Community Gynaecology Service for 2
years to 31st March 2023 in line with the contract,
with the provider asked to complete the finance
template for the cost of the service for the 2 year
extension.
No new funding requested as block values were set out at
the time of commissioning.n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Audit Committee
16 June 2020AC/63.3/20
Approval of Annual
Accounts
The committee approved the draft annual accounts
subject to final auditor work and delegated
authority to the Audit Chair, Joint CEO and CFO to
agree the final submission with auditors.
n/a n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Audit Committee
16 June 2020AC/64.3/20 Approval of Annual Report
The committee approved the final draft annual
report subject to nothing further being identified by
the auditors and delegated authority to the Audit
Chair, Joint CEO and CFO to agree the final
submission with auditors.
n/a n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Audit Committee
16 June 2020AC/65.3/20
Proposal to extend the
contracts for internal and
external audit for another
year (ET)
The committee approved direct placement of
contracts for a further year for internal and
external services, with the incumbent providers.
n/a n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Joint Accountable Officer, Audit Chair
and Chief Finance Officer
25 June 2020
correspondence
and signatures
Approval of Annual Report
and Accounts
The Joint Accountable Officer, Audit Chair and Chief
Finance Officer approved the final ARA for
submission
n/a n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Audit Committee
Virtual decision 30 June 2020
By email and
reported to
AC on 16 July
2020
Approval of updates to
Detailed Financial Policies
authorisation schedule.
The committee approved the amendments listed
below.
The schedule has been amended to:
- add the Joint Accountable Officer with existing CEO
authorisation limits;
- amend the job title of former Interim CEO to
Managing Director;
- clarify arrangements for acting roles;
- clarify arrangements and weekly limits for high
cost care packages.
n/a n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Name and Date of MeetingMinute
ReferenceTitle of Agenda Item Decision Made Associated Costs
Conflicts of Interest Reported
byHow the Conflict was Managed Date Reported to Audit Committee
Executive Committee
6th July 202013 Homeworking policy
Cost of £150 towards purchase of equipment to
allow staff to buy a monitor, keyboard, headset and
mouse.
£150 n/a n/a 16/07/2020
Commissioning Executive Committee
9th July 2020CE/67.1/20
Continued commissioning of
Faecal immunological
testing
Funding approved for FIT following 12 month pilot
The new funds required will be for the value of £352,293
out of which £165,060 will be for primary care, £113,233
for *CLCH and £74,000 will be for I.T. infrastructure (1
iPAD per care home
*In line with COVID finance route CLCH to charge to their
own COVID budget
n/a n/a
Commissioning Executive Committee
9th July 2020CE/68/1/20
Proposal for Primary Care
Covid Hot Hubs
Approved in principal hubs decommission 2 of the
current hubs
Reimburseable expenditure under covid emergency
guidance. The CCG Board approved expindure for 4 hot
hubs on the 26 March 20
National COVID Funding through NHSE ceases on the 31st
July 2020, therefore the CCG will have to pick up the costs
for the two hubs for 1st August 2020 – 31st January 2020.
The costs for the Hot Hubs will be presented at the CCG’s
July Board for approval.
GP's conflictedClinical input required - final
decision Board
Commissioning Executive Committee
9th July 2020CE/69/1/20
Cessation of the Community
Dermatology Service
The committee approved report whilst noting
continued assurance on progress required
Discussions are ongoing between the CCG and WHHT
with regards to funding arrangements in the current
climate. Ending the community service will significantly
reduce spend on the HealthHarmonie service which cost
c£500k per annum.
n/a n/a
Commissioning Executive Committee
9th July 2020CE/70.1/20
Extension of the Integrated
Musculoskeletal (iMSK)
Contract.
The committee approved the paper with specific
requirements noted to be taken forward with
Connect as part of the service
delivery/transformation plan with tight turnaround
The Governing Body agreed a new finance model at the
finance and performance committee in June 2019 and
approved additional funding of £1.4m per annum
(£2.878M over 2019/20 and 2020/21) for the iMSK
service. The additional renegotiated contract value
enabled the provider to recruit the resources required to
deliver the 40% increase in referrals which in turn
improved performance and outcomes for patients. This
was monitored via an agreed PIP process.
Daniel Carlton-Conway –
hosted first contact physio
practitioner.
Post meeting note added 21/9/20
Daniel Carlton-Conway declared
interest as surgery hosted first
physio practioner - although no
lonver involved therefore
committeee agreed no longer
conflicted
Commissioning Executive Committee
9th July 2020CE/71.1//20
Update on Mental Health
Investment Standard The committee agreed funding areas in paper
Meeting the Mental Health Investment Standard
requires additional CCG investment in mental health services
each year. Prior to Covid the total budget available for
investment to meet MHIS in 20/21 was calculated at £5.467m.
Although there is some uncertainty on the CCG allocations from
month 5 (July) onwards, NHSE have confirmed that there is the
expectation that MHIS will be met for 2020/21. Clarification of
specific requirements and further guidance on the finance
regime is expected from NHS England by the middle of July.
n/a n/a
Commissioning Executive Committee
9th July 2020CE/72.1/20
Review of the autism
assessment pathway and
post-diagnostic support for
adults in Hertfordshire
The committee approved the paper and
agreed the next steps to
review approve the recommendation to agree to
the development of a new autism assessment
pathway and post diagnostic support model which
can then return to Commissioning Executive for
approval
None at this point. Potential investment in the diagnosis
pathway and post diagnostic support
will be considered alongside other priorities as part of the
Mental Health Investment Standard discussions.
n/a n/a
Commissioning Executive Committee
9th July 2020CE/74.1/20
Evaluation of mindfulness
sessions for
keyworkers in Hertfordshire
The committee approved the paperThe cost to extend the service to March 2021 is £8,840.
To be funded from existing MH budget.n/a n/a
Herts Valleys CCG Decision Register Quarter 2 2020-21
Executive Committee
20th July 20209
NEPTs out of hours
authorisation
Exec agreed to the recommendation of a £500
threshold for out of hours non-emergency patient
transport requests, whereby no authorisation is
required from HVCCG on call managers subject to
challenges and reviews being incorporated into the
process.
£500 n/a
Executive Committee
20th July 202012
Provision of Secondary Care
(SUS) data on a weekly basis
Exec approved the expenditure of £12,000 for the
period from August 2020 until March 2021 (£1,500
per month x 8 months), for the provision of a weekly
SUS data feed.
£12,000 n/a n/a 17.09.20
Board meeting held in Public
23 July 2020 B/179.2/20 Items approved virtually
The board noted the virtual approval of the Risk and
Strategy Management Procedure.
The board noted the virtual approval of the
Standards of Business Conduct Policy.
n/a n/a n/a 17.09.20
Board meeting held in Public
23 July 2020 B/181.3/20 Board Assurance Framework
The board approved the BAF 2020/21, Q1 position
as proposed by the Executive team.
The board noted the BAF assurance summary as
presented in Appendix 1.
n/a n/a n/a 17.09.20
Board meeting held in Public
23 July 2020 B/182.3/20 Values behaviours refreshed
The board approved the Values behaviours
refreshed with the amendments as requested by the
board.
n/a n/a n/a 17.09.20
Board meeting held in Public
23 July 2020 B/184.3/20
Restarting referrals for
specialist fertility
treatments
The board approved the recommendation to restart
referrals for specialist fertility treatments. n/a n/a n/a 17.09.20
Board meeting held in Private
23 July 2020
(mins not yet approved)
BC/207.3/20
Update on future financial
arrangements under Covid-
19
The board noted the changes to the financial regime
and revised timescales for implementation.
The board approved the continued expenditure on
the current Covid schemes.
n/a n/a n/a 17.09.20
Board meeting held in Private
23 July 2020
(mins not yet approved)
BC/208.3/20Non-Emergency patient
transport service
The board approved to continue providing
additional non-emergency patient transport
resources to support the government Covid 19
Hospital Discharge Service Requirements (HDSR) of
2 hours until end of March 2021, at a cost of £318k.
The board approved the expenditure incurred to
end of July 2020 of £252.7k.
£252.7k until the end of July 2020
£318k until end of March 2021n/a n/a 17.09.20
Board meeting in Private
23 July 2020
(mins not yet approved)
BC/209.3/20
Respiratory Hot Hubs
(Proposal for Primary Care
COVID Hot Hubs in two
localities)
The board approved the business case for two hubs
across the four localities with two HUC cars from 01
August 2020 – 31 January 2021 at a maximum value
of £982,514.
£982,514k from 01 Aug - 31 Jan 2021 All GPs declared a conflict
S Bloom chaired the meeting.
GPs were involved in the
discussion and not the decision
making.
The paper was shared with
Independent GP Dr Andrew for
approval.
17.09.20
ICP Partnerhip Board ICP/23.2/20 Winter plans 2020/21 Board endorsed the Winter plans 2020/21 paper n/a n/a n/a
Executive Committee
17th August 2020IG Policies
Exec approved the following policies:
• Information Governance Framework
• Data Protection and Confidentiality Policy
• Information Governance Policy
• Information Governance Strategy
Amendment has been made to each policy to reflect
Managing Director and Joint CEO positions/Jane
Kinniburgh is now the Caldicott Guardian for each of
the CCGs.
n/a n/a n/a 17.09.20
Executive Committee
17th August 2020Item 13 CSA Transformation Bid
Exec agreed to support the bid to facilitate improved
services for children/families who experience child
sexual abuse (CSA). The Designated Team will
continue to work in collaboration with our partners
to support this model pending outcome of bid
application.
n/a n/a n/a 17.09.20
Primary Care Commissioning
Committee Part 1 in private
20 August 2020
Item C7 Highfield business case
The committee did not support the application for
the following reasons:
• The premises are not constrained and are suitably
reimbursed under the Premises Costs Directions, as
agreed when the business case was approved post
2013;
• The practice is suitably reimbursed under their
GMS Contract, accounting for the factors used to
determine the Global Sum i.e deprivation, patient
complexities, list turnover/increases.
No expenditure agreed
Trevor Fernandes was
conflicted as a member of the
same PCN
TF withdrew from the decision 17.09.20
Primary Care Commissioning
Committee Part 1 in private
20 August 2020
Minutes not yet approved
Item C10Transformation plan for 'flu
and immunisationThe committee agreed the plan
The committee approved the recommendation to re-
purpose the previously approved non-recurring funding of
£1,174,376 to support the delivery of the 2020/21 flu and
immunisation programme at PCN level. However this is
above the committee's financial approval limit and will
therefore require a board decision.
Alan Pond: Potential indirect
interest. His partner (Dr
Corina Ciobanu) is a GP
Partner in Herts Valleys CCG
(at Haverfield Surgery, Kings
Langley) and is Chair of the
Dacorum Locality - she could
benefit under the agenda
items.
Daniel Carlton Conway: Direct
financial interest. His
practice/PCN will benefit from
this funding.
Trevor Fernandes: Direct
financial interest. GP in
practice.
None necessary as the committee
was only being asked to approve
the plan in principle and
recommend it to the board: the
board will be asked to make this
decision.
17.09.20
Primary Care Commissioning
Committee
Part 2 in public
20 August 2020
Minutes not yet approved
Item 10 PMOT summary report
The Committee ratified the recommendations
reached by MOCL.
The Committee ratified the recommendations
reached by HMMC on treatments that are not
subject to NICE TAs; note the NICE TAs published
and likely impact of these on
the commissioner’s budget; note national
directives/initiatives that will impact
on medicines optimisation.
NICE technical appraisals (TAs) are national guidance
and Herts Valleys CCG is
legally obliged to fund and resource medicines and
treatments recommended by
these TAs. They are presented to the Primary Care
Commissioning Committee for
information and to note the likely impact on the
commissioner’s budget.
Total resource implication for this paper: £295.4k
Medicines Optimisation Clinical Leads Meeting (MOCL)
- Resource implications identified for implementation of
the majority of MOCL decisions are none.
- Stoma papers presented which support our QIPP savings
plan for stoma, no new savings identified
Herts Medicines Management Committee (HMMC)
- Resource implications identified for implementation of
recommendations reached by HMMC on treatments that
are not subject to NICE TAs - no new spend identified
- Resource implications identified for implementation of
the following NICE TAs
-NICE TA631 Fremanezumab for preventing migraine
impact for HVCCG is £56k in year 1 increasing to £179k in
year 5
-NICE TA633 Ustekinumab in ulcerative colitis impact max
£58.2k pa
- NICE TA626 Avatrombopag for thrombocytopenia in
chronic liver disease in people needing a planned invasive
procedure impact max £58.2k pa
Trevor Fernandes GP
prescriber.
No action necessary.
Recommendations reached by
HMMC and MOCL are negotiated
with a committee of clinicians,
with particular focus on evidence
base, cost and patient safety.
HMMC and MOCL
recommendations are presented
to the Primary Care
Commissioning committee for
ratification, although decisions
with no negative financial
impacts made at MOCL may be
implemented prior to PCCC
approval.
17.09.20
Primary Care Commissioning
Committee
Part 2 in public
20 August 2020
Item 11PMOT LIS achievement
payments
The Committee approved the data to allow prompt
payments of the 2019/20 Local Incentive Scheme.
The budget has been approved by PCCC previously to be a
maximum of 70p/weighted head, max £448K.
Alan Pond: Indirect potential
interest. Partner (Dr Corina
Ciobanu) is a GP Partner in
Herts Valleys CCG (at
Haverfield Surgery, Kings
Langley) and is Chair of the
Dacorum Locality and she
could benefit under the
agenda item.
Daniel Carlton-Conway: Direct
financial interest. My practice
may benefit from this
decision.
Trevor Fernandes: Direct
financial interest. Practice
gets paid.
Conflicted parties recused
themselves from the decision.17.09.20
Executive Committee
1st September 2020Item 8 Office re-opening
Re-opening of the office on 21st September 2020,
Mon-Wed, 8am-6pm, with staggered start and finish
times.
n/a n/a n/a 17.09.20
Executive Committee
14th September 2020Item 10 Health & Safety policy Exec agreed for the policy to go to Board n/a n/a n/a
Executive Committee
14th September 2020Item 11 Incident management policy
Exec agreed for the policy to go to Board
Development in Octobern/a n/a n/a
Executive Committee
14th September 2020Item 12 Office re-opening
Re-opening of the office on 21st September, Tues &
Wed, 8am - 6pmn/a n/a n/a
Board meeting held in Public
24 September 2020 B/197/20
Flu Programme, Extended
Flu and Immunisations
proposals and supporting
Practices Winter Plan
The board noted the virtual approval of the Flu
Programme, Extended Flu and Immunisations
proposals and supporting Practices Winter Plan.
The board approved the non-recurring funding of
£1,174,376 to support the delivery of the 2020/21 flu and
immunisation programme at PCN level.
The paper was presented at
PCCC and was approved in
principle. The board approved
with a reduced quorum as all
GPs are conflicted. However
HVCCG’s Constitution allows
for this.
Board meeting held in Public
24 September 2020 B/198/20CCG Constitutional
amendment
The board approved the amendments to the HVCCG
constitution to reflect the earlier decisions to have a
Joint Executive team including a locally based
Managing Director.
The board noted the amendments to financial limits
for delated authority related to the Joint Executive
Team appointments.
n/a n/a n/a
Board meeting held in Public
24 September 2020 B/200/20
CCG Strategic Objectives
2020-2022 & Board
Assurance Framework (BAF)
The board approved the HVCCG’s strategic
objectives 2020-2022.
The board noted the updates to the existing Board
Assurance Framework at the end of Q2, 2020/21.
n/a n/a n/a
Board meeting held in Public
24 September 2020 B/210/20Terms of reference
amendments
The board approved the amendments made to
committees’ terms of reference in relation to:
- The new Joint Executive posts, authority to
deputise; and
- Joint operation of the Quality and Performance
committees.
n/a n/a n/a
Executive Committee
29th September 2020Item 10 Staff flu vaccinations
Flu vaccines will be made available from community
pharmacies in Hertfordshire with reimbursement by
the CCG through LPC so that staff members do not
have to pay direct. In addition to this, those staff
members further afield are able to get their
vaccines carried out privately from their local
pharmacies and claim back the cost via the expense
system.
£13 and £20 per vaccination n/a n/a
Herts Valleys CCG Decision Register Quarter 3 2020-21
Name and Date of MeetingMinute
Reference
Title of Agenda ItemDecision Made Associated Costs
Conflicts of Interest Reported
byHow the Conflict was Managed Date Reported to Audit Committee
Column1 Column2 Column3 Column4 Column5 Column6 Column7 Column8
Executive Committee
1st September 2020Item 8 Office re-opening
Re-opening of the office on 21st
September 2020,
Mon-Wed, 8am-6pm, with staggered start and finish
times.
n/a n/a n/a 17.09.20
Executive Committee
14th September 2020Item 10 Health & Safety policy Exec agreed for the policy to go to Board n/a n/a n/a
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Executive Committee
14th September 2020Item 11 Incident management policy
Exec agreed for the policy to go to Board
Development in Octobern/a n/a n/a
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Executive Committee
14th September 2020Item 12 Office re-opening
Re-opening of the office on 21st September, Tues &
Wed, 8am - 6pmn/a n/a n/a
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Board meeting held in Public
24 September 2020 B/197/20
Flu Programme, Extended
Flu and Immunisations
proposals and supporting
Practices Winter Plan
The board noted the virtual approval of the Flu
Programme, Extended Flu and Immunisations
proposals and supporting Practices Winter Plan.
The board approved the non-recurring funding of
£1,174,376 to support the delivery of the 2020/21 flu and
immunisation programme at PCN level.
All HVCCG GPs were
conflicted
The paper was presented at PCCC
and was approved in principle.
The board approved with a
reduced quorum as all GPs are
conflicted. However HVCCG’s
Constitution allows for this.
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Board meeting held in Public
24 September 2020 B/198/20CCG Constitutional
amendment
The board approved the amendments to the HVCCG
constitution to reflect the earlier decisions to have a
Joint Executive team including a locally based
Managing Director.
The board noted the amendments to financial limits
for delated authority related to the Joint Executive
Team appointments.
n/a n/a n/a
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Board meeting held in Public
24 September 2020 B/200/20
CCG Strategic Objectives
2020-2022 & Board
Assurance Framework (BAF)
The board approved the HVCCG’s strategic
objectives 2020-2022.
The board noted the updates to the existing Board
Assurance Framework at the end of Q2, 2020/21.
n/a n/a n/a
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Board meeting held in Public
24 September 2020 B/210/20Terms of reference
amendments
The board approved the amendments made to
committees’ terms of reference in relation to:
- The new Joint Executive posts, authority to
deputise; and
- Joint operation of the Quality and Performance
committees.
n/a n/a n/a
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Executive Committee
29th September 2020Item 10 Staff flu vaccinations
Flu vaccines will be made available from community
pharmacies in Hertfordshire with reimbursement by
the CCG through LPC so that staff members do not
have to pay direct. In addition to this, those staff
members further afield are able to get their
vaccines carried out privately from their local
pharmacies and claim back the cost via the expense
system.
£13 and £20 per vaccination n/a n/a
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Executive Committee
29th September 2020Item 10 Staff flu vaccinations
Flu vaccines will be made available from community
pharmacies in Hertfordshire with reimbursement by
the CCG through LPC so that staff members do not
have to pay direct. In addition to this, those staff
members further afield are able to get their
vaccines carried out privately from their local
pharmacies and claim back the cost via the expense
system.
£13 and £20 per vaccination n/a n/a
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Primary Care Commissioning
Committee in private
14 October 2020
Minutes not yet approved
Approved
virtually and
noted at PCCC
Pt1/78.1/20 in
November
Ctte
West Herts Winter
Commissioning Plan
2020/21: Enhanced
commissioning for care
homes
The committee approved the recommendation that
the CCG support the implementation of the
Enhanced Health in Care Homes by Primary Care
Networks (PCNs) included in the Network Contract
Directed Enhanced Service (DES) for 2020/21 by
agreeing with option 3 to be implemented with
effect from 1st November 2020.
As option3 left a funding shortfall of £117k, the
committee agreed that this could be met from the final
year PMS Transition funding which was currently
unallocated. The total available PMS Transition funding
for 20/21 is £142k, leaving £25k unallocated.
It is noted that all HVCCG GPs
have a direct financial conflict
in relation to this decision
HVCCG GPs did not participate in
the decision. However, they were
invited to enter into the online
discussion and request
clarification as necessary.
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Primary Care Commissioning
Committee in private
20 October 2020
Minutes not yet approved
Approved
virtually and
noted at PCCC
Pt1/78.1/20 in
November
Ctte
Egton Contract Renewal
The committee approved the recommendation to
renew the current contract for a further 12 months
and, during this time, work with ENHCCG on
progressing a procurement in April 2021 to have in
place a new contract for September 2021.
None n/a n/a
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Commissioning Executive Committee
12th November 2020CE/138/1/20
Adult Weight Management
HertfordshireAgreed extension of service until May 2021
HVCCG to contribute £57,276 in 2021/22 and £99,942 in
22/23 to Tier 2 community weight management services,
in order to extend the WW contract to 6th May 2023.
None reported n/a
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Primary Care Commissioning
Committee Pt 1 in private
19 November 2020
Minutes not yet approved
PC/85.3/20 SAS Contract Extension
The committee approved extension of the current
provider’s contract for a further 12 months, giving
time to review and assess the framework against the
needs of the Hertfordshire region and noted that an
updated position will be provided in March 2021.
None n/a n/a
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Primary Care Commissioning
Committee Pt 1 in private
19 November 2020
Minutes not yet approved
PC/87.3/20
Community Transformation
Adult and Older Adults
Mental Health including
Primary Care Mental Health
2020
The committee approved the proposal to adopt
Option 2 in principle, for the Primary Care Mental
Health pilots to continue for a further three months
to allow for the integration of these pilots with the
transformation of community mental health and
ARRS roles, with the condition that actions need to
be in place for implementation from January 2021
with a changed model that clearly defines how it is
complementary to the ARR scheme.
The contract totals for Primary Care Mental Health are
currently £853,926.87 non recurrent funding
The contract for a further six month extension was quoted
in the pack as £426,963.43
Direct financial :
Asif Faizy
Daniel Carlton-Conway
Trevor Fernandes
Indirect potential:
Alan Pond
Participate in the discussion and
recuse themselves from the
decision.
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Primary Care Commissioning
Committee Pt 1 in private
19 November 2020
Minutes not yet approved
PC/88.3/20
GP prescribing budget
distribution methodology to
GP surgeries
The committee approved the method for budget
allocation.
This paper does not affect resources made available for
primary care prescribing, but is about how the available
budget is planned to be distributed in a fair and balanced
way.
All HVCCG GPs had a direct
financial conflict.
Alan Pond had an indirect
conflict.
Conflicted committee members
did not participate in any
discussion or the decision
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Primary Care Commissioning
Committee Pt 2 in public
19 November 2020
Minutes not yet approved
PC/101/20PCN Development Funding
Proposal 2020/21
The committee approved the proposal for the
devolution of the funding down to PCN on a
weighted capitation basis and agreed the
governance process by which to provide assurance
on the utilisation of this funding at PCN level.
The national allocation for Herts Valleys CCG is £452,157 n/a n/a
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Primary Care Commissioning
Committee Pt 2 in public
19 November 2020
Minutes not yet approved
PC/104.2/20HMMC and MOCL
recommendations
The committee ratified the recommendations from
HMMC and MOCL
Total resource implication for this paper 20/21 : £-4K
Total resource implication for this paper per annum:
+£56.2K
One off saving of (-£93K)
Medicines Optimisation Clinical Leads Meeting (MOCL)
- Resource implications identified for implementation of
the majority of MOCL decisions are none.
- NB ScriptSwitch savings are already accounted for in
QIPP targets 20/21 (-£4k) increasing to (-£61k) pa
Herts Medicines Management Committee (HMMC)
Subcutaneous vedolizumab Cost to CCG-£93K (one off
saving)
Sequential use tekinumab and vedolizumab Cost to CCG
£13K pa
Naldemedine Cost to CCG Max £58.2K pa
NICE hypertension guidance Co st to CCG £9K pa rising to
£46k pa in year 5
n/a n/a
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Executive Committee
24th November 202013
Herts Sexual Assault
Referral Centre policyExec approved the policy No associated costs n/a n/a
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Executive Committee
24th November 2020
Neglect Strategy Exec endorsed and supported the approach and
proposed campaign that the Hertfordshire
Safeguarding Children Partnership (HSCP) are taking
to tackle childhood neglect in Hertfordshire
No associated costs n/a n/a21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Board meeting held in public
26 November 2020
mins yet to be approved
B/223.3/20 CCG Strategic Objectives
2020-2022 & Board
Assurance Framework (BAF)
The board approved the proposed amendment to
HVCCG’s strategic objectives 2020-2022.
N/A N/A N/A21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Board meeting held in public
26 November 2020
mins yet to be approved
B/223.4/20 CCG Strategic Objectives
2020-2022 & Board
Assurance Framework (BAF)
The board approved the updates to HVCCG’s Board
Assurance Framework, mid-Q3, 2020/21 and noted
the narrative updates to reflect the additional
mitigations being prioritised in order to achieve the
objectives and respond to the challenging
environment.
N/A N/A N/A
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Board meeting held in public
26 November 2020
mins yet to be approved
B/229.2/20 Financial Plan: M7-12
financial plan and budgets
The board approved the financial plan and budgets
for Months 07 – 12.
N/A N/A N/A 21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Executive Committee
virtual approval
14th December 2020
n/a Business continuity plan Approved No associated costs n/a n/a 21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Executive Committee
virtual approval
15th December 2020
n/a Incident plan Approved No associated costs n/a n/a 21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance
Primary Care Commissioning
Committee
by virtual approval
23 December 2020
Will be
reported to
the PCCC on
21.01.21 as
paper
approved
virtually since
the last
meeting.
GPECF restart
The committee approved the proposed changes for
the GPECF Restart from 1 December 2020 – 31
March 2021.
No additional resources were required for this proposal
All HVCCG had a direct
financial conflict
Alan Pond had an indirect
conflict
Committee members who were
conflicted participated in the
virtual discussion but were not
involved in taking the decision.
21.01.21
In the assurance pack circulated for
assurance.
Name and Date of Meeting Minute Reference Title of Agenda Item Decision Made Associated CostsConflicts of Interest
Reported byHow the Conflict was Managed Date Reported to Audit Committee
Executive Committee
11th January 2021Item 9
Domestic Abuse Policy for CCG
StaffApproved n/a n/a n/a 22-Apr-21
Executive Committee
12th January 2021n/a
HVCCG Privacy Impact
Assessment Virtual approval n/a n/a n/a 22-Apr-21
Executive Committee
12th January 2021n/a HVCCG Information Risk Policy Virtual approval n/a n/a n/a 22-Apr-21
Commissioning Executive Committee 14
January 2021 CE/05.2/21
Integrated MSK, Rheumatology,
Pain and Postural Stability
Service – Update on Service
Transformation
Approved n/a None n/a 22-Apr-21
Commissioning Executive Committee 14
January 2021CE/05.3/21
Integrated MSK, Rheumatology,
Pain and Postural Stability
Service – Update on Service
Transformation
Approved £374,000 over 2 years None n/a 22-Apr-21
Commissioning Executive Committee 14
January 2021 CE/06.1/21
Herts Valleys CCG Vague/Non-
Specific Symptoms Pathway
including GP Direct Access to
Urgent CT
Chest/Abdomen/Pelvis
Approved
A sum of £46,456 has been agreed
from the Herts and West Essex Rapid
Diagnostics Centre (RDC) Cancer
Transformation Funds 2020/2021. Any
funds not allocated by end of March
2021 may be withdrawn and
repurposed
None n/a 22-Apr-21
Primary Care Commissioning Committee
21 January 2021
PCCC/C04/21
Virtual approval
noted
GPECF restartApprove the proposed changes for the GPECF
Restart from 1 December 2020 – 31 March 2021.No additional resource required
All HVCCG GPs were
conflicted
Alan Pond had an indirect
conflict as his partner is a
HVCCG GP
All those conflicted were excluded from the
virtual decision22-Apr-21
Primary Care Commissioning Committee
21 January 2021PCCC/07.3/21 Schopwick OBC
The committee approved the proposal in principle,
subject to the practice meeting a number of
conditions which will be itemised in a letter to the
practice.
The final decision was delegated by the committee
to AP, DE and AS.
If the OBC is approved and based on
the opinion of the District Valuer
which the practice and Haven agree
with, the additional annual rent will be
£236,250 PA.
Plus, if deemed eligible and approved,
£67k as one off payments for Stamp
Duty Land Tax (SDLT) and reasonable
legal fees.
None n/a 22-Apr-21
Primary Care Commissioning Committee
21 January 2021PCCC/08.3/21
HMMC and MOCL
recommendations
The committee approved the recommendations
made by the committees at their December
meetings
Total resource implication for this
paper per annum: £56k
Medicines Optimisation Clinical Leads
Meeting (MOCL)
- Resource implications identified for
implementation of the majority of
MOCL decisions are none
- Despite removal of one rebate, other
rebates coming on stream mean that
the QIPP target for 20/21 will be met
Herts Medicines Management
Committee (HMMC)
- Lenzetto transdermal spray for
hormone replacement therapy- cost
pressure £5k per annum
- 5th line sequential therapy in the
treatment pathway for moderately to
severely active ulcerative colitis – cost
pressure £36k per annum
- Subcutaneous (SC) infliximab
(Remsima®) for licensed indications –
cost pressure if temporary agreement
is continued –£15k per annum
All HVCCG GPs declared
that they are prescribers
The independent GP on the committee was
able to satisfy the quorum for this decision.22-Apr-21
Boards in Common with ENH & WE CCGs in
Private
28 January 2021BiC/2.3/21 Increments
The Herts Valleys, East & North Herts and West
Essex CCG Boards approved recommendation 3 in
the paper
n/aAll VSM board members
were conflicted
No VSM board member was present at the
meeting. Quorocy was met with deputy
DoN in attendance
22-Apr-21
Boards in Common with ENH & WE CCGs in
Private
28 January 2021 BiC/9.2/21
East of England Home Oxygen
Service (HoS) re-procurement
for West Essex, Herts Valleys
and East and North Herts CCGs
The Herts Valleys, East & North Herts and West
Essex CCG Boards approved:
- the proposed contract duration;
- the proposed total contractual value of the new
service;
- the West Essex, Herts Valleys and East & North
Herts proportion of cost;
- proposed approach to the procurement process;
- and management of the new contract by WECCG
subject to the EIA.
N/A N/A 22-Apr-21
Boards in Common with ENH & WE CCGs in
Private
28 January 2021BiC/10.2/21
Awards of the contracts for the
provision of specialist fertility
services
The Herts Valleys, East & North Herts and West
Essex CCG Boards gave approval for a contract to
be awarded to the preferred bidders: Bourn Hall
Clinic, Cambridge University Hospital NHS
Foundation Trust, Care Fertility, Create Health Ltd
and IVF Hammersmith, for a contract period of 5
years initial term with an extension period of up to
2 years (as required).
N/A N/A 22-Apr-21
Boards in Common with ENH CCG in Private
28 January 2021 BiC/15.3/21
Joint Clinical Commissioning
Group End of EU Transition
Assurance Paper
Herts Valleys CCG board approved the contents of
the paper and the proposal to maintain a watching
brief through the relevant Local Resilience Forum
and Health Economy meeting groups.
N/A N/A 22-Apr-21
Commissioning Executive Committee
11 February 2021 CE/15.2/21
Enhanced Community ENT
Service contract extension
The committee approved the extension subject to
any ongoing changes required in pathways
This will continue at the same contract
value of £2,031,123 per annum.
National net inflationary uplift will
apply to contract year on year
N/A N/A 22-Apr-21
Commissioning Executive Committee
11 February 2021CE/16.1/21 Nutrition & Dietetics Options
The committee approved 2 year extensions (Nov
21-Oct 23) subject to flexibility in contract to
reflect any pathways/integration issues, also
subject to any technicalities to be refined
£1.13m a year with an extension value
of £2.26m. National net inflationary
uplift will apply to contract year on
year
N/A N/A 22-Apr-21
Commissioning Executive Committee
11 February 2021 CE/17.1/21
Termination of Pregnancy and
Contraception Service contract
extension
The committee approved extension of contracts
together with aligning currencies and prices as
detailed in paper
The cost impact for Herts Valleys CCG
only is £66k for 2021/22 and £84k for
2022/23 (total of £150k).
N/A N/A 22-Apr-21
Commissioning Executive Committee
11 February 2021CE/18.1/21
Level 2 Competency Training
Provision in west Hertfordshire
(Melanie Powell)
The committee approved paper whilst requesting
close monitoring of the contract
TOTAL COSTS
Yr 1 £132,373
Yr 2 £90,939
Note in Year 1 it is assumed that it will
take 6 months to appoint and
therefore the first 6 months is agency
cost at a higher cost. The non-pay and
overhead costs are updated to reflect
this as well.
N/A N/A 22-Apr-21
Executive Committee
3rd March 2021n/a Information Shaing Policy Virtual approval n/a n/a n/a 22-Apr-21
Executive Committee
9th March 202110 IPC Service Business Case
Exec agreed Option 2:
The IPC service to be led by an Assistant Director
for IPC at 8C, with a Developmental IPC Nurse to
be equally divided between the 3 CCGs. 1 interim
RN IPC Project Lead post to be made substantive.
£521,986 n/a n/a 22-Apr-21
Audit Committee
18 March 2021
(Minutes not yet approved)
AC/37.3/21 Write off The committee approved the write off £5,060 n/a n/a 22-Apr-21
Primary Care Commissioning Committee held
in Public
18 March 2021
(minutes not yet approved)
PC/05.3/21Management of Controlled
Drugs
The committee noted and approved the work
done by the Pharmacy & Medicines Optimisation
Team and the memorandum of understanding
(MoU) which moves some work from NHSE to the
CCG PMOT.
n/a n/a n/a 22-Apr-21
Primary Care Commissioning Committee held
in Private
18 March 2021
(minutes not yet approved)
PC/20.3/21
GP extended access contract
extension for Watford
Extended Access
The committee approved the extension of the
APMS contract for the Watford & Three Rivers
Extended Access contract by 9 months from 1 July
2021 to 31 March 2022 to align
with the other three Extended Access contracts in
St Albans & Harpenden, Dacorum
and Hertsmere until the implementation of the
PCN DES Extended Hours & Extended Access
service in April 2022.
The funding for Extended Access is
part of a national allocation of GPFV
monies. This is funded at £6 per head
per weighted patient population. This
is recalculated at 1 April every
financial year. Based on 1 January
2021 list sizes the resource implication
for Watford contract is as below:
1 Jan 2021 weighted list size Funding
(1 July 2021 - 31 March 2022)
203,448.33 £915.517.49
Watford and Three Rivers
GPs were conflicted but
Asif Faizy Locality Chair and
PCCC member was not able
to attend this meeting.
Not necessary. 22-Apr-21
Boards in Common with ENH & WE CCGs in
Public
25 March 2021
(minutes not yet approved)
tbc CCG Annual Workforce Equality
Data Report 2019-2020
The Boards agreed to the publication of the 2020
workforce equality data and report to meet the
publication requirements of the Equality Act 2010.
n/a n/a n/a 22-Apr-21
Boards in Common with ENH & WE CCGs in
Public
25 March 2021
(minutes not yet approved)
tbcCCG Gender Pay Gap Report
2020
The Boards noted the findings of the Gender Pay
Gap analysis, produced as required by the Equality
Act 2010 (Specific Duties and Public Authorities)
Regulations 2017 and approved the publication
for the CCGs wheres this is required by the 2017
n/a n/a n/a 22-Apr-21
Boards in Common with ENH & WE CCGs in
Public
25 March 2021
(minutes not yet approved)
tbcAutism Spectrum Disorder
(ASD) Backlog Business Case
The Boards approved the non-recurrent funding
for clinical ASD backlog work, and the additional
programme/project management funding to
support backlog clearance.
£2,561,730 n/a n/a 22-Apr-21
Boards in Common with ENH & WE CCGs in
Public
25 March 2021
(minutes not yet approved)
tbc
S256 agreement for the
provision of health and social
care support to community
services within Hertfordshire
HVCCG and ENHCCG Boards approved:
the CCG’s contribution of £6m (HVCCG) and £4m
(ENHCCG) to the S256 agreement for the provision
of health and social care support to community
services within Hertfordshire
£6m n/a n/a 22-Apr-21
Boards in Common with ENH & WE CCGs in
Public
25 March 2021
(minutes not yet approved)
tbc
A framework for harnessing the
power of the Voluntary
Community Faith and Social
Enterprise (VCFSE) sector for
‘health creation
The Boards approved the framework and direction
of travel and the setting up a Joint Strategic
Commissioning Board (VCFSE and Health Creation)
n/a n/a n/a 22-Apr-21
Board meeting held in Public
25 March 2021
(minutes not yet approved)
tbc
West Hertfordshire Hospitals
NHS Trust Electronic Patient
Record System
The Board approved the CCG’s support of £3.8m to
manage the short term cost pressure of the
accelerated timeline of implementation.
£3.8m n/a n/a 22-Apr-21
Board meeting held in Public
25 March 2021
(minutes not yet approved)
tbcBoard tenure decisions for
ratification
The Board ratified the decisions made through
HVCCG designated processes:
1) To extend those GP board member tenures that
would otherwise expire on March 31 2021, until
March 31 2022.
2) To extend those Lay member tenures that would
otherwise expire on March 31 2021, until March
31 2022.
n/aGP board members and Lay
Members
GP board members and lay members were
not included in the decision making
process. A separate appointments
committee which included an independent
lay member was present to approve the
decision.
22-Apr-21