Sentence examples similar to commissioned responsibility from inspiring English sources

In the past few years commissioning responsibilities for prison healthcare have transferred from the prison service to the NHS in order to: 1) Increase investment in prisoner health.

The supplier commissioned with responsibility to provide a backup of the data reported to have deleted the data from their servers by the time of the completion of the trial.

The laws also give the commission responsibility for ensuring universal access to basic phone service and for setting standards for interactive TV.

It is the first time that the commissioning responsibility held by local clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) – the right to spend a billion pounds on behalf of the NHS – will simply be gifted to a private company.

It's busy: shopping, school plays, friends and family, the last-minute rush at work… What a weird time for the government to launch a consultation on arrangements for the transfer of commissioning responsibility for renal dialysis services from NHS England to clinical commissioning groups (CCGs).

Lawmakers have given the commission responsibility for ongoing monitoring of health care utilization and costs, and for setting and enforcing a benchmark for annual health care cost growth.

24 The transfer of commissioning responsibility has not altered the CVD content of the NHS Check and the findings of this study are relevant to current implementation of this programme.

There will be particular confusion about commissioning responsibilities.

He is also expected, like Mykura, to run the digital channel More 4 in addition to his other commissioning responsibilities.

"The people who are best placed to determine what they need are the clinical commissioning groups [the GP consortia taking over commissioning responsibilities from the PCTs]," says Coates.

They have demonstrated an enthusiasm and excitement for change and shown that there are many GPs ready and willing to take on commissioning responsibilities, so they can make the decisions that better meet the needs of their local communities and improve outcomes for their patients". Dr Clare Gerada from the Royal College of GPs agreed that the response was impressive.