Governing Body Papers

Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement 2019-20

Scheme of Delegation Financial Limits                                                  

More information about how the CCG manages Conflicts of Interest can be found by visiting

http://www.northeastlincolnshireccg.nhs.uk/about-us/coi/

Adult Strategy

You can still read the old Adult Care Strategy and action plan by clicking the link below:

Adult Social Care Strategy

2019-2022

17/10/2010

North East Lincolnshire CCG Engagement Strategy

Individual Funding Requests Policy and Procedures of Low Clinical Value

Humber Single Commissioning Statement

NEL CCG Sole Commissioning Statement

An individual funding request can be made by the clinician treating you if they believe that because your clinical circumstances are exceptional, you may receive benefit from a treatment or service that isn’t routinely offered by the NHS.

Please read the two commissioning statements in conjunction with the above policy

Access to Infertility treatment Commissioning Policy

EIA 

Gamete harvesting and storage

This document represents the commissioning policy of North East Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group for the clinical pathway which provides access to specialist fertility services.  This commissioning policy has been developed in partnership with the Yorkshire and Humber Expert Fertility Panel. It is intended to provide a framework for the commissioning of services for those couples who are infertile and require infertility interventions.

The policy was developed jointly by Clinical Commissioning Groups in the Yorkshire and Humber area and provides a common view of the clinical pathway and criteria for commissioning services which have been adopted by North East Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group.

Gamete harvesting and storage policy - please see link below to the NEL CCG Sole Commissioning Statement Fertility Intervention Gamete Harvesting and Storage (page 12).

NEL CCG Sole Commissioning Statement

This document details the way in which compliments, feedback or complaints made about the CCG itself, or its commissioned services, will be addressed under the Local Authority Social Services and National Health Service Complaints (England) Regulations 2009. The services to which this policy applies include the CCG itself, or any health and social care services commissioned by the CCG

A memorandum of understanding of the law at the interface between the Mental Health Act 1983 and Mental Capacity Act 2005, signed by commissioners, mental health and social care teams

Micro-Commissioning in Adult Social Care, Continuing Healthcare and Funded Nursing Care:Principles of Consistent, Pragmatic, and Ethical Decision Making For Staff

Engagement Report for above policy

This policy provides the framework within which micro-commissioning decisions are taken regarding allocation of adult social care, NHS continuing healthcare (CHC) and funded nursing care (FNC), in North East Lincolnshire.  This document should be read in tandem with the 3 year plan set out within the area’s Adult Social Care Strategy 2015.  The Strategy can be found at http://www.northeastlincolnshireccg.nhs.uk/market-position-statement-mps/north-east-lincolnshire-strategic-plans/. 

This document replaces the Adult Social Care Procedure, Placement Policy. 

Despite best efforts to regulate the local care market, services are interrupted and sometimes fail.  Difficulties can occur for many reasons.   The role of commissioners is to monitor and identify threats within provider organisations and to intervene early where appropriate.

This policy and procedure details how North East Lincolnshire Clinical Commissioning Group (‘the CCG’), with the membership of the Market Intelligence/Failing Services Group (‘the MIFS Group’), will coordinate and manage responses to a service interruption or failure.  Actions and procedure will differ depending on the type of service provision in question.

The independent report from the 2018 local adult services review, produced by FutureGov  

The Terms of Reference for the Appeal Panel, which considers appeals from service users or their representatives financial against charges, formal complaints relating to charging, and decisions of the Risk and Quality Panel.

This plan outlines the intentions of the Northern Lincolnshire Child Death Review which will come into effect from 29^th September. Current Child Death Review information can be found here on the Safer NEL website.

You can find out more about the 2019/20 Northern Lincolnshire Child Death Review Arrangements by clicking here.