- £16,128,373.48
- £11,290,226.15
- £4,838,147.33
- All Greater Manchester (GM) PCNs received their full entitled funding i.e. 65 PCNs
- All 65 PCNs in GM declared achievement of at least one of the three domains and therefore all received CAIP payments.
- See attached analysis below.
**An excel sheet was sent to the requester with this response. If you require a copy of the full response, together with the excel sheet, please contact NHS GM’s FOI team – nhsgm.foi@nhs.net.**
It should however be noted that the 2024/25 scheme is subject to a post payment verification process which is anticipated to be concluded by the end of June 2025. As such funded amounts may be subject to clawback should a PCN found to be not fully in compliance with any aspect of their declaration.
- Funding for each CAIP domain within the scheme is released based on self-declaration of achievement of the necessary criteria by the Clinical Director of each PCN. Where a PCN has not submitted a declaration of achievement then no funding has been released to the PCN.
- Please see attached analysis to Q6.
- All 65 PCNs in GM achieved at least one of the domains within the 2023/24 CAIP scheme.
- Please see attached analysis to Q6.
- Not all PCNs achieved compliance of the requisite criteria, in particular around the submission of Friends and Family Test returns by their constituent practices.
- Please see attached analysis to Q6.
- Delivery of plans was assessed by both central GM and locality commissioning teams under a set of consistently agreed pan ICB criteria.
- Delivery of PCNs plans in 2024/25 will be assessed in line with the national requisite criteria of the DES as per the below: –
| MGPA priority domain |
All PCN practices to have following components in place and these continue to remain in place |
| 1) Better digital telephony |
- Digital telephony solution implemented, including call back functionality; and each practice has agreed to comply with the Data Provision Notice so that data can be provided by the supplier to NHS England.*
- Digital telephony data is routinely used to support capacity/demand service planning and quality improvement discussions.*
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| 2) Simpler online requests |
- Online consultation (OC) is available for patients to make administrative and clinical requests at least during core hours.
- Practices have agreed to the relevant data provision notice (DPN) so that data can be provided by the supplier to NHS England as part of the ‘submissions via online consultation systems in general practice’ publication.
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| 3) Faster care navigation, assessment, and response |
- Consistent approach to care navigation and triage so there is parity between online, face to face and telephone access, including collection of structured information for walk-in and telephone requests.
- Approach includes asking patients their preference to wait for a preferred clinician if appropriate, for continuity.
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- Payments for the majority PCNs in GM have already been made with a small number of PCNs whose full declarations or part declarations were finalised after the 6 April to receive payment no later than the 20 May 2025 (c£0.5m to be paid in May 25 of the total funded balance of £4.4m).
- Please see attached analysis to Q6.
- Please see attached analysis to Q6.
- All funding resultant for CAIP domains unachieved by PCNs across GM was used to support budgetary pressures within other areas of the overall GP Delegated budget.
- All funding resultant for CAIP domains unachieved by PCNs across GM was used to support budgetary pressures within other areas of the overall GP Delegated budget.
