Private firms to join NHS Commissioning Board
24th March 2011The journal Pulse is reporting that private company bosses may be handed seats on the new NHS Commissioning Board with powers to oversee GP contracts.
The board, which takes shadow form as a special health authority in June, will commission all primary care services as well as allocating budgets to consortia and holding GPs to account for outcomes and financial performance. Boards look set to have a wide range of representatives with those from private providers sitting alongside more members of the traditional NHS family.
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Title: Private firms to join NHS Commissioning Board
Author:
Mark Nicholls
Article Id: 17992
Date Added: 24th Mar 2011
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