January 2012 - Sandwell & West Birmingham Hospitals
January 2012 - Sandwell & West Birmingham Hospitals
January 2012 - Sandwell & West Birmingham Hospitals
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SWBTB (1/12) 286 (a)<br />
The evaluation criteria are:<br />
1. Access (2)<br />
2. Improved Clinical Quality of Services (3)<br />
3. Improved Environmental Quality of Services (2)<br />
4. Meeting National, Regional and Local Policy Imperatives (3)<br />
5. Improved Strategic Fit (2)<br />
6. Developing New and Existing Services (3)<br />
7. Finance and Value for Money (2)<br />
8. Sustainability (3)<br />
The numbers in brackets indicate the weighting applied to each criteria with 3 being the<br />
highest weighting.<br />
6.2.3 Short-listing Stakeholders<br />
Using the agreed evaluation criteria and weighting (above) the long list of 6 options were<br />
scored by 3 stakeholder groups –<br />
4. Local patients and carers who are stroke and TIA experts by experience (28/11/11)<br />
5. Stroke Reconfiguration Project Steering Group ( 8/12/11)<br />
6. Clinical staff from all relevant professions working in stroke and TIA services at SWBH<br />
at a ‘Listening into Action’ event (9/12/11).<br />
GPs have subsequently been engaged by the project team on a one to one basis with<br />
representation across the relevant <strong>Sandwell</strong> and <strong>West</strong> <strong>Birmingham</strong> Clinical Commissioning<br />
Group (SWBCCG) between 14 th December 2011 and 6 th <strong>January</strong> <strong>2012</strong> to discuss the<br />
proposed short list and the process. The individual GPs consulted were -<br />
Dr Mitchell and Dr Solomon ( SWBCCG – Black Country Locality)<br />
Dr Baig and Dr Harding (SWBHCCG – HealthWorks Locality)<br />
Dr Hassouna and Dr Chawla (SWBCCG – SHAC Locality)<br />
All the individual GPs consulted were satisfied with the process that had been undertaken<br />
and stated preferences for the short listed options. This input has been taken into account by<br />
the Project Board in arriving at the proposed short list. The <strong>Sandwell</strong> and <strong>West</strong> <strong>Birmingham</strong><br />
CCG Board were presented with these short listed options for approval on 18 th <strong>January</strong> <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
The Joint Health Scrutiny Committee have also been engaged in this process with progress<br />
reports being tabled at their July and September 2011 Committee meetings. A report<br />
requesting support and comment for the short-listed options was presented to the Committee<br />
on 17 th <strong>January</strong> 2011.<br />
7. NON FINANCIAL OPTION APPRAISAL<br />
7.1 Non Financial Evaluation Criteria and Scores<br />
Following the scoring sessions of each stakeholder group (as described above), the scores<br />
were calculated according to the weighting criteria. The scores from the 3 stakeholder groups<br />
were combined to provide an overall score for each option. The weighting attached to each<br />
stakeholder group is as follows:<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
Patients/carers group – 22% of overall score<br />
Project Steering Group – 43% of overall score<br />
SWBH Clinical Staff – 35% of overall score.<br />
The Project Board agreed to short list the 2 highest scoring options.<br />
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