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Reshaping The Medical Workforce in Scotland

This document discusses reshaping the medical workforce in Scotland from 1998-2008 and planning the transition in obstetrics and gynaecology. It notes that the number of doctors has grown but so has the number graduating each year compared to retirements. There is currently a surplus of trainees that can be used to reshape services. It also outlines issues in obstetrics and gynaecology like an aging consultant population and estimates of new consultants gaining certification from 2010-2012.

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Reshaping The Medical Workforce in Scotland

This document discusses reshaping the medical workforce in Scotland from 1998-2008 and planning the transition in obstetrics and gynaecology. It notes that the number of doctors has grown but so has the number graduating each year compared to retirements. There is currently a surplus of trainees that can be used to reshape services. It also outlines issues in obstetrics and gynaecology like an aging consultant population and estimates of new consultants gaining certification from 2010-2012.

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 MEDICAL WORKFORCE 1998-2008


Reshaping the Medical
RESHAPING PROJECT
Workforce in Scotland 

Planning transition in  OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY


Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Alastair Cook  PLANNING TRANSITION TO RESHAPED
Senior Medical Officer SGHD WORKFORCE IN O&G

MEDICAL WORKFORCE GROWTH IN SCOTLAND 1998-2008


Doctors in NHS in England and Scotland 1998-2008 (AND FUTURE PRACTICE GROWTH TRAJECTORIES)

17,000.0

160000 16,000.0

140000 15,000.0
120000 14,000.0
100000
13,000.0
80000
60000 12,000.0

40000 11,000.0

20000 10,000.0
0 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Headcount 1998-2008 WTE 1998-2005 WTE Low Growth
WTE Medium Growth WTE High Growth WTE Current Est.

UK MEDICAL SCHOOL INTAKES Estimated annual retirements from NHS in Scotland and
England 2011-2036

6000

5000

4000

3000

2000

1000

0
2011 2016 2021 2026 2031 2036

1
Projected headcount if medical graduates in England A difficult story to tell…
tell…..
and Scotland employed 2008 - 2038

300000  WHILE SERVICES STRUGGLE WITH


250000
200000  WTR IMPLEMENTATION
150000  HARD TO FILL POSTS AT ALL LEVELS
100000  TRAINEES OUT OF PROGRAMME
50000  LACK OF LOCUM COVER

0
1998 2003 2008 2013 2018 2023 2028 2033 2038

WORKFORCE FACTS RESHAPING MEDICAL


WORKFORCE
 NUMBER OF DOCTORS IN NHS IN ENGLAND  IMPROVE PATIENT CARE BY
AND SCOTLAND INCREASING PROPORTION DELIVERED
 1998 103740 BY TRAINED DOCTORS
 2003 123607
 2008 149857  REDUCE RELIANCE ON DOCTORS IN
 > 5000 MORE DOCTORS GRADUATE EACH TRAINING FOR SERVICE DELIVERY
YEAR THAN REACH RETIREMENT AGE  DELIVER APPROPRIATE SKILL MIX
 2010-15 ACROSS CLINICAL TEAMS
 40 000 DOCTORS WILL GRADUATE IN UK  CAPITALISE ON THE “BULGE”
BULGE” OF
 APPROX. 15 000 WILL RETIRE TRAINEES POST MMC

THE BULGE 2010-2014


SPECIALTY ESTIMATED EXPECTED PROJECTED RESHAPING OBJECTIVES
RETIREMENTS CCTs OVERSUPPLY
EMERGENCY MEDICINE 10 138 128
ANAESTHESIA 70 311 241
 WORK WITH BOARDS AND REGIONS
DIAGNOSTIC 79 198 119
ON MEDICAL WORKFORCE
SPECIALTIES
MEDICAL SPECIALTIES
PROJECTIONS
184 546 362
SURGICAL SPECIALTIES 142 406 264  CONSULT ON AND SET TRAINING
MENTAL HEALTH 95 250 155 INTAKE NUMBERS 2010-2014
SPECIALTIES
OBS & GYNAE 27 163 136  CO-ORDINATE BOARD AND REGIONAL
PAEDIATRICS 33 153 120 PLANNING OF TRANSITION TO
GENERAL PRACTICE 550 1460 910 RESHAPED WORKFORCE
PUBLIC HEALTH & OCC. 41 63 22
MEDICINE
TOTAL 1231 3688 2457

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RESHAPING IN DOWNTURN
 EMPHASIS ON PRODUCTIVITY

 NEED FOR FEWER ROTAS


 5250 JUNIOR DOCS ON 893 ROTAS IN
SCOTLAND

 DOING THINGS RIGHT FIRST TIME

 PRESSURE ON TERMS AND


CONDITIONS

Consultants in Obstetrics and Gynaecology in Scotland 1998-2008

200
190

RESHAPING MEDICAL 180


170
WORKFORCE 160
150
140
130

ISSUES IN OBSTETRICS AND 120


110

GYNAECOLOGY 100
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008

Consultant wte

CURRENTLY 38.2 WTE SPECIALTY DOC/ASS SPECIALIST + ~ 27WTE


IN FAMILY PLANNING/WELL WOMAN

CCT ESTIMATES
OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY
NES DATA JUNE 2009
 CONSULTANT AGE PROFILE (2008)
 OVER 55 45 CONSULTANTS
 2010 19 CCTs
 50-54 40
 45-49 43
 2011 31
 2012 63
 40-44 49
 2013 21
 ESTIMATED ANNUAL RETIREMENTS
 2014 16
 2011 6 RETIREMENTS/YEAR
 2015 19
 2016 8
 2021 9 169 CCTs over 6 years
 2026 10

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BOARD PROJECTIONS (CEL 28) BOARD PROJECTIONS (CEL 28)
 ESTIMATE – NOT A COMMITMENT  9 MAINLAND BOARDS HAVE RETURNED O&G
PROJECTIONS
 ESTIMATED LOSS OF 70 TRAINEES
 BASED ON 40% REDUCTION AT ST3+
AND 25% REDUCTION IN ST1/2  RETURNS SUGGEST ADDITIONAL
 38.9 WTE CONSULTANTS
 DIFFERENT ASSUMPTIONS ON USE OF  20.7 SPECIALTY DOCTORS
SPECIALTY DOCTOR / CONSULTANT
 59.6 WTE “TRAINED”
TRAINED” DOCTORS

TIMING NEXT STEPS


 BULK OF EXPANSION NEEDS TO  MOVE FROM PROJECTIONS TO PLANS
CAPTURE 2011-13 OUTPUTS FROM  NEED CLARITY ON THE SPECIALTY DOCTOR /
CONSULTANT ASSUMPTIONS
TRAINING
 AGREE MECHANISM FOR RESOURCE TRANSFER
 2011/12 ~ 15 SALARIES RELEASED FROM TRAINING POSTS
 2012/13 ~ 45 SALARIES RELEASED  SET OUT TIMING OF TRANSITION SO
EXPANSION PLANNED FOR PEAK CCT
 SOME SLIPPAGE INTO 2013/4 OUTPUT PERIOD
 MEETING DEADLINES NOW IMPERATIVE
 ? FURTHER EXPANSION BEYOND THEN

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