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NHS Clinical Commissioners

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NHS Clinical Commissioners (NHSCC), a hosted network of the NHS Confederation, is the membership body for clinical commissioning groups (CCGs).

The NHS Confederation is the only body bringing together all parts of the NHS. Through its links with the NHS Confederation, NHSCC ensures CCGs have a strong voice and representation across whole-system issues.

CCGs that are members of NHSCC can access the full range of NHS Confederation member products and services.

Visit the NHSCC website to find out more about NHSCC, its work and the benefits of membership.

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This report reflects on the pledges made in the Conservative Party manifesto and sets out how NHS Confederation members believe they should be developed to provide a comprehensive programme of action for the new government.

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In the second briefing by the Mental Health Economics Collaborative (hosted by Centre for Mental Health, the NHS Confederation Mental Health Network and London School of Economics Personal Social Services Research Unit), the Centre’s chief economist Nick O’Shea takes five challenges facing mental health care and then employs a range of economic theories to explain each problem and offer a solution.

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