Good governance for clinical commissioning groups: an introductory guide

Posted:09 December 2011
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Written for the NAPC and KPMG, this introductory guide to good governance for clinical commissioning groups aims to help them take their first steps towards authorisation.

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Having read part of the role/resposibility/targets of the Clinical Commisioning Group i believe it is based on pure cost rather than peoples health and social needs. I believe in reality it will be the accountants that will be controlling the NHS and there will be in the future moves to drive down treatments people need because of it has before under this government and will happen again.

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