Breadcrumb Home Publications House of Commons Health Committee follow-up inquiry into commissioning This content relates to the following topics: Commissioning and contracting Share this content Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Email Print this page Our response to the House of Commons Health Committee follow-up inquiry into commissioning, this submission looks at:Assurance regime for consortiaAccountability at a national levelMultidisciplinary involvement in commissioningIntegration with social carePatient and public involvement and patient choiceReconfiguration of services Related contentPress centre and parliamentary activities: Our independence and expertise makes us well-placed to offer objective comment and analysis Information about The King's Fund's press and public affairs work. You may also be interested in Paid event The King's Fund Annual Conference 2017 Paid event Future of commissioning Blog Streamlining the organisation of the NHS without a top-down reorganisation Chris Ham makes the case for aligning the work of NHS Improvement and NHS England. Blog The future of NHS commissioning: no map or clear destination Ruth Robertson asks how CCGs will be affected as accountable care organisations/systems and sustainability and transformation plans/partnerships are layered on top of an already complex NHS landscape?
Press centre and parliamentary activities: Our independence and expertise makes us well-placed to offer objective comment and analysis Information about The King's Fund's press and public affairs work.
Blog Streamlining the organisation of the NHS without a top-down reorganisation Chris Ham makes the case for aligning the work of NHS Improvement and NHS England.
Blog The future of NHS commissioning: no map or clear destination Ruth Robertson asks how CCGs will be affected as accountable care organisations/systems and sustainability and transformation plans/partnerships are layered on top of an already complex NHS landscape?
