Economic theories
Nick O’Shea explains the most widely used economic theories pertaining to public services.
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Preparing your organisation for a no-deal Brexit
What NHS organisations need to be doing and thinking about ahead of the UK's exit from the EU.
23 February 2019
Public Accounts Committee’s inquiry into clinical commissioning groups
CCGs respond to the needs of their populations, engage with local clinicians, and steward the NHS pound to deliver improved health outcomes.
16 January 2019
The NHS Long Term Plan
What the plan means for health and care organisations and the wider system, and how the NHS Confederation will support members.
7 January 2019
Modernising the Mental Health Act
A summary of the findings and recommendations of the independent review of the Mental Health Act, led by Professor Sir Simon Wessely.
17 December 2018
Driving forward system working
Although progress is at an early stage, the relationship between commissioners and providers is on the brink of significant change.
14 December 2018
Directions for integrated care providers
Concerns raised over the incorporation of primary care into ICP contracts.
14 December 2018
Public Accounts Committee’s inquiry into mental health services for children and young people
Call for NHS England to ringfence funding for children and young people’s mental health.
9 November 2018
Towards a future vision for general practice
General practice must be at the heart of a broader move to an out-of-hospital care offer that works for and driven by the needs of local populations
1 November 2018
Contracting arrangements for integrated care providers
The ICP contract is not a means to integration – strong local relationships must come first, say clinical commissioners.
31 October 2018