NHS Structar Flashcards

1
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What is the NHS?

A

National Health Service

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2
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When was the NHS established?

A

July 5th, 1948

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3
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Who pioneered the establishment of the NHS?

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Health Minister Aneurin Bevan

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4
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What is the primary basis for NHS access?

A

Clinical need, not ability to pay

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5
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What is the NHS constitution’s aspiration?

A

Highest standards of care and professionalism

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6
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What does the NHS commit to regarding public funds?

A

Spending taxpayers’ money carefully

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7
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What is the role of the NHS in relation to other organisations?

A

Work with other organisations to give better care

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8
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What does the NHS aim to be accountable for?

A

Decisions made

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9
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What is the structure of healthcare in the UK?

A

Devolved healthcare

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10
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What does the 2022 Health and Care Act aim to improve?

A

Joined-up care for people relying on multiple services

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11
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What are the strategic drivers of the NHS?

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  • NHS Long Term Plan
  • Health and Care Act 2022
  • NHS System Oversight Framework 2022/23
  • Local population needs
  • Patient Safety Agenda
  • Quality agenda
  • Finance and performance
  • Evidence based practice
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12
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What is the role of NHS England and NHS Improvement?

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Provide national direction on service improvement and transformation

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13
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What is the Care Quality Commission (CQC)?

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Independent monitoring agency regulating quality of health and social care

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14
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What are Integrated Care Systems (ICS)?

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Formalized since 2022, consisting of integrated care boards (ICBs) and integrated care partnerships (ICPs)

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15
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What are the key aims of Integrated Care Systems?

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  • Improving outcomes in population health and health care
  • Tackling inequalities in outcomes, experience, and access
  • Enhancing productivity and value for money
  • Supporting broader social and economic development
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16
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What is an Integrated Care Board (ICB)?

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Statutory bodies responsible for planning and funding most NHS services in an area

17
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What is an Integrated Care Partnership (ICP)?

A

Statutory committees that develop a health and care strategy for the area

18
Q

What do Primary Care Networks (PCNs) consist of?

A

GP practices delivering primary care services to 30,000 to 50,000 patients

19
Q

How many PCNs are currently in the UK?

20
Q

What is the NHS Long Term Plan?

A

A plan outlining priorities for healthcare from 2019 to 2029

21
Q

What does the Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) cover?

A

Arrangements for community pharmacy services from 2019 to 2024

22
Q

What is the aim of the NHS Community Pharmacist Consultation Service (CPCS)?

A

Improve access to services and provide more convenient treatment

23
Q

What is the funding basis for community pharmacies under the CPCF?

A
  • Fees for core services
  • Payment for advanced and enhanced services
  • Payment for other commissioned services
  • Retained margin from drug tariff
  • Pharmacy quality scheme (PQS)
24
Q

True or False: Private healthcare is unavailable in the UK.

25
Q

Fill in the blank: The NHS Long Term Plan was published in _______.