Practice‐Based Commissioning and the Future of Partnership‐Based Integrated Care
Robin Lorimer
Abstract
Robin Lorimer
Abstract
With practice‐based commissioning becoming a requirement in the NHS, this article reviews its potential impact on the established practical arrangements for health and social care partnerships. It raises a number of serious questions about the future and, with the management of longterm conditions in mind, sets out challenges that lie ahead.
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With practice‐based commissioning becoming a requirement in the NHS, this article reviews its potential impact on the established practical arrangements for health and social care partnerships. It raises a number of serious questions about the future and, with the management of longterm conditions in mind, sets out challenges that lie ahead.
Key concepts: Project commissioning, General partnership, Social care, Integrated care, Publishing, Health care, Public relations, Political science