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Commissioning and the new Nhs

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CabbageLeaves Fri 15-Feb-13 17:38:02

Google?

Commissioning approx means 'setting out terms for the provision of services'. Someone commissions every public service whether its GP or HVs

So the money and responsibility for deciding who provides a service, the level and financial remuneration for a service goes to a 'commissioner'

The commissioners are employed by e.g. DoH or local govt. There have been recent changes in which services are being commissioned from DoH or govt commissioners.

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rlzcd Sun 10-Feb-13 20:54:11

Help I'm going for an interview for health visiting in a few weeks and these terms baffle me, any one got any ideas I would be very grateful xx

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