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 Thinking differently about commissioning Video Don Berwick on payment reform: How can we do things differently? Ben Collins talks with Professor Don Berwick, International Visiting Fellow at The King's Fund, about the current system of financial incentive schemes in the UK and how these could be reformed. Article The false promise of the self-improving health system There is an urgent need to reform the system for paying and contracting for services in the NHS but new complex financial incentive schemes are not the answer, writes Ben Collins for HSJ. Report Payments and contracting for integrated care: The false promise of the self-improving health system Why should the new payment systems being developed to support integrated care be any more successful than previous ones? This new report calls for urgent reform of the system for paying and contracting services in the NHS.
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.
Video Don Berwick on payment reform: How can we do things differently? Ben Collins talks with Professor Don Berwick, International Visiting Fellow at The King's Fund, about the current system of financial incentive schemes in the UK and how these could be reformed.
Article The false promise of the self-improving health system There is an urgent need to reform the system for paying and contracting for services in the NHS but new complex financial incentive schemes are not the answer, writes Ben Collins for HSJ.
Report Payments and contracting for integrated care: The false promise of the self-improving health system Why should the new payment systems being developed to support integrated care be any more successful than previous ones? This new report calls for urgent reform of the system for paying and contracting services in the NHS.
