Clinical commissioning groups – one year on

Part of The evolution of clinical commissioning

In this audio slideshow, Holly Holder, Fellow in Health Policy, Nuffield Trust, presents the key findings from a survey of GPs in six clinical commissioning groups (CCGs). The survey explored member engagement and primary care development one year after CCGs were introduced.

The survey was conducted by the Nuffield Trust and The King’s Fund as part of a three year project, looking to understand how the clinical commissioning groups at the heart of the NHS reforms are developing.

You can also download the headline survey results: Clinical commissioning groups - one year on: member engagement and primary care development

More on clinical commissioning

Read Shilpa Ross's blog: How engaged are CCG members one year on?
Find out more about the project: The evolution of clinical commissioning: learning from local experience
See our ten priorities for commissioners
Read the press release on these findings: One year on, new commissioning groups are an improvement on their predecessors but do not reflect the views of members, say GPs

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