PCTs were established to allow clinicians to contribute their experience of service delivery to the planning and development of change, through involvement in the organisation’s management processes. Clinicians have a set of development needs that are unique to their role, whether they sit on the PEC or take part in other locality and committee structures. NatPaCT has supported development initiatives to meet these needs as well as facilitating networking, spreading emerging and best practice across the primary care community. Through the clinical networks PEC leaders and PEC members have been offered development opportunities. Influencing forums have been established to put primary care clinicians into contact with policy-makers. PEC leaders have been involved in the programme to ensure that the whole offer of support from the Modernisation Agency makes sense at a local level. This area of the website brings these strands together. As well as expanding the competencies required it identifies areas of success to share and spread. By working together we can build upon all the gains of the last few years and ensure that as a leadership community we have greatest impact where most important. Steve Feast, National Clinical Lead, NatPaCT | | | new CAN DO ! | Clinicians and PCTs working together | NatPaCT and  |
NEW ABC of GP Appraisal Documents PEC Paper 6 Reducing Bureaucratic Burdens Induction Guide for new PEC Members produced by an Action Learning Set established as part of the first NatPaCT sponsored programme for the development of PEC members in the North East. Development Portfolio launched for PEC Chairs, Medical Directors and Directors of Public Health Leadership Centre develop portfolio for board level directors PEC Chair Personal Development and Appraisal PEC Member Appraisal Two new practical resources developed by NatPaCT and the NHS Leadership Centre So you want to be a PEC Member ? New Trainers' pack of materials to run a one-day event for clinicians interested in taking a more active role in their PCT Making a Difference: Engaging Clinicians in PCTs draws survey, February 2004 workshop, and Strategic Leadership of Clinical Governance Pilot Programme to identify achievements and problems, pose key questions, and provide the opportunity to compare local reality with a national snapshot.Produced by the NHS Alliance and the National Clinical Governance Support Team (NCGST), with NatPaCT support. NatPaCT Clinical Engagement Fact Sheet outlines supporting programmes, materials and networks highlighting opportunities to engage GPs, Nurses and Allied Health Professionals in active roles in PCTs. It is aimed at all SHA leads, PEC members, clinicians and managers and all PCT staff. |
