Richard Barker, Interim National Director of Commissioning Operations and Information, said: “While it was pleasing to see improvements in Referral to Treatment Times and Diagnostic Waiting Times compared with last month, in A&E we really are now seeing the effects of the delayed flu spike which peaked in February and March this year compared with […]
2015/16 Digital Maturity Assessment Baseline. A visual summary from a national perspective.
All England Appraisal Network: Lead Appraiser’s Conference 2016 This was held on two dates and locations: 23 February 2016 – Metropole Hotel, Leeds 1 March 2016 – Human Rights Action Centre, London Material from both days, including plenary, workshop and seminar sessions is available for delegates here.
This was held on two dates and locations: 23 February 2016 – Metropole Hotel, Leeds 1 March 2016 – Human Rights Action Centre, London Thank you for attending the first All England Appraisal Network Lead Appraisers Conference organised by the National Appraisal Network of NHS England. The conference was delivered twice in Leeds and London […]
The revolutionary 100,000 Genomes Project has taken another step forward as a new NHS Genomic Medicine Centre (GMC) recruited its first patient to the programme. The ground-breaking 100,000 Genomes Project, launched by the Prime Minister in 2012, will transform diagnosis and treatment for patients with cancer and rare diseases and drive forward improvements in the […]
The NHS Standard Contract 2016/17 is divided into three parts: the Particulars, the Service Conditions and the General Conditions. The Particulars contain all the sections which require local input, including details of the parties to the contract, the service specifications and schedules relating to payment, quality and information.
The NHS Standard Contract (shorter-form) 2016/17 is divided into three parts: the Particulars, the Service Conditions and the General Conditions. The General Conditions contain the fixed standard conditions which apply to all services and all types of provider, including mechanisms for contract management, generic legal requirements and defined terms.
The NHS Standard Contract (shorter-form) 2016/17 is divided into three parts: the Particulars, the Service Conditions and the General Conditions. The Service Conditions contain the generic, system-wide clauses which relate to the delivery of services. Some of these will be applicable only to particular services or types of provider.
The NHS Standard Contract (shorter-form) 2016/17 is divided into three parts: the Particulars, the Service Conditions and the General Conditions. The Particulars contain all the sections which require local input, including details of the parties to the contract, the service specifications and schedules relating to payment, quality and information.
The NHS Standard Contract 2016/17 is divided into three parts: the Particulars, the Service Conditions and the General Conditions. The General Conditions contain the fixed standard conditions which apply to all services and all types of provider, including mechanisms for contract management, generic legal requirements and defined terms.