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Social enterprise and community-based care : is there a future for mutually owned organisations in community and primary care?

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The King's Fund, Carson, David, Lewis, Richard, and Hunt, Peter

Publication date:

2006

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Social enterprises are businesses that deliver goods and services but in pursuit of primarily social objectives. The government is committed to supporting social enterprise in the economy at large and in its recent white paper has suggested that social enterprise models of service delivery can be part of the provider ...
Practice-led commissioning : harnessing the power of the primary care frontline.

Créateur:

The King's Fund and Lewis, Richard

Publication date:

2004

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This paper aims to shape discussion about practice-led commissioning. It asks what this kind of commissioning is intended to achieve and what it really means in the new health care context. It explores the lessons of GP fundholding, total purchasing, and locality/GP commissioning pilots, and suggests some constraints and risks ...
NHS reform : getting back on track.

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The King's Fund and Palmer, Keith

Publication date:

2006

Abstract:

Despite the rapid growth of funding, in 2005/6 NHS trusts in aggregate overspent by more than £1.2 billion, and the NHS as a whole overspent by more than £500 million. More than 60 trusts incurred significant deficits, and turnaround teams were sent in to find out why. Although until recently ...
The future of primary care : meeting the challenges of the new NHS market.

Créateur:

Dixon, Jennifer, Lewis, Richard, and The King's Fund

Publication date:

2005

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Primary care has been the subject of a quiet revolution in recent years, with the ending of the monopoly of provision by independently contracted GPs and the introduction of a range of new targets and new forms of first contact care. Now it is poised for further radical change with ...
The NHS in England : the operating framework for 2006/7.

Créateur:

The King's Fund

Publication date:

2006

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The 2006/7 Operating Framework, published at the end of January 2006, sets out the Department of Health's priorities for the NHS in England over the next financial year, a year which the document expects to be 'challenging'. It is aimed primarily at NHS managers and their counterparts in local government. ...
PBC two years on : moving forward and making a difference.

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The King's Fund, Curry, Natasha, and Wood, Julie

Publication date:

2009

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Practice-based commissioning (PBC) has been a major strand of NHS policy since 2005. There continues to be a high level of commitment to the policy among GPs, but many still remain hesitant about its impact to date and unsure if its potential will be fulfilled. In 2007, The King's Fund ...

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