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skip to content nhs sos fighting for a fairer deal for patients in east cheshire menu home gp excellence in east cheshire patients being cheated gp state of emergency the looming threat what patients need to do now campaign resources about scroll down to content home the nhs is slowly imploding. in east cheshire, local gp surgeries are fighting for survival because of chronic under-funding by successive governments. this site has been set up by local nhs gp surgeries to let patients know the growing threat to their local health services. click here to see how east cheshire residents are being cheated. **the auditors (deloitte) have now been called in to assess east cheshire ccg** see what you can do to help save nhs services in east cheshire by clicking here share this: click to share on twitter (opens in new window) click to share on facebook (opens in new window) click to share on google+ (opens in new window) east cheshire patients are cheated antiquated, over-complicated and bureaucratic funding formulae have left nhs services in areas such as east cheshire significantly short-changed for many years. here is a simplified explanation of how the population of east cheshire has been discriminated against by numerous governments over the years. as a result, your nhs services are now at breaking point, with your front-line gp practices bearing the brunt of chronic under-funding. government funding allocations don’t take much notice of ageing populations nhs england’s own publication, five year forward view , highlighted that the cost of providing healthcare is directly related to the age of the population. ageing populations need more referrals to hospital, more medication and more care from gp surgeries. quite simply, the costs of providing healthcare rise dramatically as the age of the elderly population increases as the graph below, from the bbc, illustrates. taken from bbc news website, feb 2017. source ifs. fact: east cheshire has the fastest ageing population in north west (2016). residents over the age of 75: east cheshire has 951 more than its peers. residents over the age of 85: east cheshire has 538 more than its peers. residents over the age of 95: east cheshire has 72 more than its peers. by way of context this equates to £1.75m more expenditure in acute services; compared to national peers (£9.64m compared to the national average). the same principle could be applied to most other areas of healthcare spend, eg. continuing health care, funded nursing care, prescribing, community services, etc. it is obvious that east cheshire residents are being treated grossly unfairly compared to residents in other parts of the country. solution: fairer allocation of funding to nhs services in east cheshire based on actual demand for healthcare. government funding allocations discriminate against areas it perceives to be “affluent.” in terms of funding allocations per resident, east cheshire is in the bottom 20% of england. money is channeled to areas perceived to have a higher healthcare need despite all the evidence showing that the demand for healthcare is actually higher in areas with larger elderly populations such as “affluent” east cheshire. whilst it is essential that governments address health inequalities, this cannot and should not be done at the expense of east cheshire residents who continue to be chronically short changed, with their nhs services now beginning to fail as a result. east cheshire taxpayers attract approximately £1182 of nhs funding per resident per year (2016-2017). nearby knowsley taxpayers attract approximately £1610 of nhs funding per resident per year. some other nearby areas fare even better. it cannot be right that, whilst historically underfunded east cheshire is constantly in a spiral of growing deficit, other areas in the north west with younger populations are left with yearly budgetary under-spends. at a gp practice level, funding variations produced by blunt allocation formulae can be stark. many gp surgeries in east cheshire have a “weighting” applied to the funding they receive for each registered patient. some practices in east cheshire receive just £100 per patient per year, well below the national average as illustrated below. gp surgeries are understaffed and overstretched with some struggling to survive. gps are taking early retirement and others are migrating to work in other areas or even other countries where healthcare is not under as much financial pressure. discriminatory funding allocations, at both a ccg and gp practice level, now pose a serious threat to the health of east cheshire residents. it’s time for politicians to understand this and address this unfairness as soon as possible, before its too late. solution: stop the use of unfair funding formulae which deprive the hard-working tax-payers of east cheshire of nhs services. base funding on actual demand for healthcare. see what you can do to help save nhs services in east cheshire by clicking here share this: click to share on twitter (opens in new window) click to share on facebook (opens in new window) click to share on google+ (opens in new window) gp state of emergency the challenges facing general practice in east cheshire politicians in denial successive governments have failed to address the inexorably rising demand for free-at-the-point-of-delivery healthcare. politicians continue to promise unlimited, 24-hour, personalised care but refuse to fund it adequately. the government keeps promising the public a bentley but funds a robin reliant and then blames everyone else when the very efficient robin reliant fails to meet hyped-up expectations. no government has had the courage to have an honest discussion with the electorate regarding affordability or funding. instead, successive governments have rationed healthcare by stealth as is the case increasingly in east cheshire. changing population since the nhs was founded there has been a substantial demographic shift in the uk, with the number of people over the age of 65 significantly increasing. there are now over 11 million people over the age of 65 (by 2040 it is expected one in four people will be in this age range) and more than 1.5 million people are over 85. the number of people aged over 100 has risen by 72 per cent in the past decade. by 2021, more than one million people are predicted to be living with dementia and by 2030 three million people will be living with or have survived cancer. by 2035 there are expected to be an additional 550,000 cases of diabetes and 400,000 additional cases of heart disease in england. the number of people with multiple long-term conditions is set to grow from 1.9 to 2.9 million from 2008 to 20185. 18 million patients in the uk are estimated to suffer from a chronic condition, with the majority managed in the community by gps. around 53 per cent of all patients in england report having long standing health conditions, many of which will be treated at some stage by gps. the increase in the proportion of older people will have a significant impact on health and social care services, which are intrinsically linked to gp services. annual costs of health and social care, as well as the time and effort needed to provide effective care from gps are significantly greater for older people and the number of elective and non-elective hospital admissions has also increased. it is predicted that the number of older people with care needs will rise by more than 60% over the next 20 years. as well as an older population, there is evidence that the patient population as a whole is getting more complex and suffering from a greater number of conditions that require increased time and resources to treat in the community. since 1996, the number of people diagnosed with diabetes in the uk has more than doubled from 1.4 million to almost 3.5 million, while it is estimated that by 2050 obesity is predicted to affect 60% of adult men, 50% of adult women and 25% of childre

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