Sentence examples for a commissioning role from inspiring English sources
If in 2007 you were to tell someone that just five years later we would live in a world where banks are nationalised (to bail out a failed financial system) and local government was privatised (in terms of outsourcing as part of a shift to a commissioning role during a period of public spending cuts), at best you would have been laughed at.
He said it to be faced that the government was moving much more to a commissioning role for the public sector with the private sector delivering.
"I think we're fortunate in Scotland that it is perhaps easier to collaborate because there is less of a commissioning role given to one particular part of the healthcare system, so the issue of being able to collaborate across the clinical community is perhaps easier than it might be if the financial system were different," he says.
The review traced this problem to strict constraints on administrative and staff costs, due to which the Department had 'not felt justified in developing expertise for a full commissioning role in the biomedical area' [ 23].
Those with a policy or commissioning role demonstrated more extensive knowledge of PROMs.
Vera-Cruz believes that as the council becomes smaller and increases its commissioning role the idea of having its procurement function delivered by a number of different, as opposed to one central team becomes less attractive.
Instead, BBC Archive director Roly Keating will take on Nelson's commissioning role.
While clinical commissioning groups will broadly continue their current commissioning role, Oldham envisages them ceding their responsibility for local system leadership to reinvigorated health and wellbeing boards.
Funny really, because ever since I took on that first commissioning role – with some trepidation – I've been doing my best to improve my skills.
On their side, the RIVM managers experienced that lack of time largely determined the quality of the Inspectorate's commissioning role often resulting in unarticulated research questions.
Existing relationships and loyalty play an important part in shaping practice, and were valued in the current study because the commissioners needed the knowledge (clinical and practical/operational) of providers in order to support them in their commissioning role.
