Practices are invited to review the 2020-23 CCG Local Commissioning Agreement Appendix A. Sexual health services are commissioned at a local level to meet the needs of the local population, including provision of information, advice and support on ⦠Response 2. Member councils may also agree the vision and values of the CCG, approve the commissioning plans and any changes to the constitution. Request 3. This includes hospital services, mental health services, community-based services and some primary care services, linked to your GP. Locally Commissioned Service Tariff (£) Contract end date Do you have Locally Commissioned Service (LCS) for the support of people with Atrial Fibrillation (AF) Response 1. The NHS Rotherham CCG does not locally commission this service. Local improvement schemes. Commissioning Nurse Leaders network process is fundamentally the same as the commissioning process, but in commis-sioning the planning of services or care is based on the needs of a local population rather than an individual. Request 2. The executive co-lead on the programme, Lola Banjoko, executive managing director of NHS Brighton and Hove CCG, said: âThe locally commissioned service plays such an important role in the Sussex-wide programme to ensure that all our BAME communities understand the risks and symptoms but also feel supported and cared for at this time. Please see response 1. All GP practices must belong to a clinical commissioning group. Each year we outline the services we plan to buy based on ⦠The area of the CCG must all be within one top-tier local authority. The Clinical Commissioning Locally Commissioned Service (previously named (LCS) Local Enhanced Service- LES ) has been running in Islington for a number of years, and over time it has evolved in order to take into account the CCGâs strategic objectives, and other national work-streams such as Quality and Productivity markers under QOF (around Clinical commissioning groups are responsible for arranging emergency and urgent care services within their boundaries, and for commissioning services for any unregistered patients who live in their area. A summary of the locally commissioned services are available at Appendix B . If so can you provide a service specification. Camden CCG buys local healthcare services on behalf of our local population. Given the CCGs current financial position, and recognising that many of these services support historical commissioning arrangements, a number of services included within the portfolio of local enhanced services commissioned from general practice will be reviewed during the first quarter of 2018/19. Commissioning includes assessing population need, plan-ning and delivery of services and evalu-ating outcomes. Summary of Primary Care services to be commissioned by Oxfordshire CCG 2019-20 Locally Commissioned Services (LCS) specifications* can be found on the OCCG website here: Link to 2019-20 specifications Please note that each LCS has designated contacts for queries. 5 CCGs do not have the authority to contract for services or pay for improvements in the quality of services ⦠ensure commissioned services meet local needs. If it is decided that only GP practices can provide the service, the CCG will commission through the single tender process from GP practices.