About Us - Welcome to the 3Sixty Care Partnership
Welcome To The 3Sixty Care Partnership
The 3Sixty Care Partnership is a unique new joint venture between a federation of 27 GP practices in Kettering, Corby and Wellingborough and East Northamptonshire and Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust that aims to bring health and care professionals together to provide community based prevention programmes and joined up health and care treatment and support for our patients where they live.
The 3Sixty Care Partnership believes that the combination of a federation of GPs working together with our local community healthcare provider will allow us to look at how we might provide new models of care that suit the needs and challenges in our communities. Working together will help us plan and deliver joined-up services which will we believe will lead to better quality care, better patient satisfaction and better outcomes.
Health and care in Northamptonshire faces increasing challenges, including:
- A rapidly ageing population
- One of the fastest growing populations nationally
- Pockets of deprivation resulting in high levels of obesity, poor diet, smoking and substance misuse
- Above average levels of depression, learning disability, CVD and cancer
- Information and knowledge could be better shared across the NHS
- Uneven allocation of activity between healthcare providers
- Duplication in coordinating care between providers
Locally and nationally, it is also evident that the NHS and Social Care system is operating under increasing pressure - both clinical and financial.
So we need to evolve how we work. We need to work more efficiently and effectively, change our work practices, and make the best use of available and future technology.
This is not about saving money. It is about making what we have work better for our patients.
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Total Number of People: 710,000
Live in East Northants
Live in Kettering
Live in Wellingborough
Live in Corby
Primary Care Networks (PCN)
There are five strong and robust Primary Care Networks within the 3Sixty Care Partnership, all of which we will be endeavouring to support as closely as possible. It is a real bonus to have been able to keep our five PCNs within the 3Sixty Care Partnership - this will offer a consistent, quality and sustainable approach to care delivery, and puts the Partnership in a strong position to move forward within integrated care systems work.
The five 3Sixty Care Partnership PCNs are as follows:
Wellingborough and District (pop 76,298)
Abbey Medical Practice, Redwell Medical Centre, Queensway Medical Centre, Albany House Medical Centre, Castlefields Surgery, Irchester Health Centre, Wollaston Surgery, Summerlee Medical Centre
Kettering and South West Rural (pop 30,156)
Dryland Medical Centre, Mawsley Surgery, Burton Latimer Medical Centre
Rothwell, Desborough and Great Oakley (pop 33,627)
Rothwell and Desborough Health Group, Great Oakley Medical Centre
East Northants (Pop77,440)
Harborough Field Medical Centre, Rushden Medical Centre, Parklands Surgery, Higham Ferrers Surgery, Spinney Brook Medical Centre, The Cottons Medical Centre, Marshalls Road Surgery, The Meadows Surgery, Nene Valley Surgery
Red Kite Healthcare (Pop 58,231)
Linden Medical Centre, Weavers Medical Centre, Woodsend Medical Centre, Eskdaill Medical Centre
The 3Sixty Care Partnership is a unique new joint venture between a federation of 28 GP practices in Kettering, Corby and Wellingborough and Northamptonshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust that aims to bring health and care professionals together to provide community based prevention programmes and joined up health and care treatment and support for our patients where they live.
The 3Sixty Care Partnership believes that the combination of a federation of GPs working together with our local community healthcare provider will allow us to look at how we might provide new models of care that suit the needs and challenges in our communities. Working together will help us plan and deliver joined-up services which will we believe will lead to better quality care, better patient satisfaction and better outcomes. Health and care in Northamptonshire faces increasing challenges, including:
A rapidly ageing population.
One of the fastest growing populations nationally.
Pockets of deprivation resulting in high levels of obesity, poor diet, smoking and substance misuse.
Above average levels of depression, learning disability, CVD and cancer.
Information and knowledge could be better shared across the NHS.
Uneven allocation of activity between healthcare providers.
Duplication in coordinating care between providers. Locally and nationally, it is also evident that the NHS and Social Care system is operating under increasing pressure - both clinical and financial.
So we need to evolve how we work. We need to work more efficiently and effectively, change our work practices, and make the best use of available and future technology.
This is not about saving money. It is about making what we have work better for our patients.