Steven Laitner is a General Practitioner with a Public Health and Clinical Leadership background.
As well as practising as a part time GP he is a freelance health consultant with his own consultancy company Programmes for Health which supports a range of healthcare commissioning and provider organisations.
Steven was one of the original architects of the Accountable Lead Provider model whilst working at the Department of Health, where he was also National Clinical Lead for Shared Decision Making.
He is currently supporting a range of organisations on developing accountable, integrated, programmes of care.
During 2016 Steven joined the National Association of Primary Care (NAPC) as a Clinical Advisor to their Primary Care Home (PCH) Programme.
He has developed a keen interest in Population Health Management, in particular, Population Segmentation and Risk Stratification.
His work also covers new models of care delivery such as telephone triage, referral triage, self management support, care coordination, case management and care planning. He supports commissioners and providers to develop new programmes of care such as Musculoskeletal and Frail Elderly Programmes.
His clinical interests include primary care, frail elderly, care planning, self care support, GP access, patient leadership and shared decision making.
