Helen Hirst: Thinking differently about commissioning in Bradford district and Craven

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Part of Thinking differently about commissioning

Posted:Thursday 06 February 2020

As part of our report Thinking differently about commissioning: learning from new approaches to planning, we interviewed Helen Hirst from Bradford district and Craven – three CCGs in West Yorkshire that will be merging in April 2020 and are establishing partnership arrangements to plan services.

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