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A high-performing NHS? : a review of progress 1997-2010.

Créateur:

The King's Fund, Maybin, Jo, and Thorlby, Ruth

Publication date:

2010

Abstract:

This review assesses how far the investment and accompanying reforms since 1997 have transformed the NHS in England into a high-performing health system. The review focuses on England because health policy has now diverged from that in the devolved administrations of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. It has drawn on ...
Engaging patients in their health: how the NHS needs to change : report from the Sir Roger Bannister Health Summit, Leeds Castle, 17-18 May 2007.

Créateur:

The King's Fund and Dixon, Anna

Publication date:

2008

Abstract:

If the health of the population is to improve significantly, patients need to be engaged in managing their own health. The increase in availability of information, developments in new technology, and changes in public attitudes mean that patients want to interact differently with health services. These developments present a challenge ...
Delivering better care at end of life : the next steps : report from the Sir Roger Bannister Health Summit, Leeds Castle, 19-20 November 2009.

Créateur:

The King's Fund, Addicott, Rachel, and Ashton, Rebecca

Publication date:

2010

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The government’s End of Life Care Strategy set out to improve the care that patients receive at the end of their life and to give them meaningful choice about where they are cared for and where they die. Implementation of the strategy has proved challenging, however, for a number of ...
Commissioning and behaviour change : kicking bad habits final report.

Créateur:

The King's Fund, Boyce, Tammy, Dixon, Anna, and Robertson, Ruth

Publication date:

2008

Abstract:

Unhealthy behaviours - smoking, alcohol misuse, poor diet, lack of exercise - lead to ill health, with resulting costs to individuals, to the NHS and to society as a whole. PCTs are expected to commission support to help people change their behaviour to adopt healthier lifestyles - but what should ...
Choice at the point of referral : early results of a patient survey

Créateur:

The King's Fund, Dixon, Anna, and Robertson, Ruth

Publication date:

2009

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For the past three years patients referred by their GP for a specialist outpatient consultation have had a choice over where to be treated. As part of a larger research project, a survey was sent to patients in four case study areas of England to ask them about their experience ...
Building high-quality commissioning : what role can external organisations play?

Créateur:

Goodwin, Nick, The King's Fund, and Naylor, Chris

Publication date:

2010

Abstract:

Since internal markets were created in the NHS, commissioners have purchased health care on behalf of patients and the public from a variety of competing providers. Commissioning was intended to drive improvements in the quality, accessibility and cost-effectiveness of services, but has so far largely failed to achieve these objectives. ...
The King's Fund response to the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence consultation : potential new indicators for QOF.

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The King's Fund

Publication date:

2010

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The King's Fund response to the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence consultation on new indicators for the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF). The King's Fund broadly supports the introduction of each of the new indicators, particularly the six mental illness indicators as there is strong evidence of the ...
Independent sector treatment centres.

Créateur:

The King's Fund, Naylor, Chris, and Gregory, Sarah

Publication date:

2009

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Independent sector treatment centres (ISTCs) provide services to NHS patients but are owned and run by organisations outside the NHS. This briefing paper explains why ISTCs were introduced, and how they are funded, staffed and regulated. It assesses their impact so far, including the quality of their services and whether ...
General practice in England : an overview.

Créateur:

The King's Fund and Gregory, Sarah

Publication date:

2009

Abstract:

General practice has changed considerably over the past decade. Practice size has increased, the workforce has grown and become more diverse, the range of services offered has expanded, and the contracting and financing arrangements for GPs have changed. Current government policy aims to improve access and choice for patients, to ...
Celebrating the NHS at 60.

Créateur:

The King's Fund, Appleby, John, and Thorlby, Ruth

Publication date:

2008

Abstract:

In 2008 the NHS celebrates its 60th birthday. This briefing looks at key health care issues over the last 60 years and forward to its 120th birthday. [Introduction]

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