Sentence examples for commissioning models from inspiring English sources
The variety of commissioning models that will exist will inevitably generate uncertainty, while also creating costly and duplicative bureaucracy.
Judging by the current wave of innovation and new commissioning models, a disruptive new interactive mobile video star could be just around the corner.
Tom was previously a strategy consultant at the Boston Consulting Group and a senior policy adviser in Tony Blair's Strategy Unit, where he advised on crime policy and developed new commissioning models in immigration services.
This could be extended beyond physical and mental health to incorporate race, gender and LGBT equality as a mantra to tackle over representation in inpatient care, extend culturally relevant talking therapies, revisiting commissioning models and empowering service users, carers and the wider community around leadership and accountability.
The study focuses on innovative commissioning models that are commissioned within a real-world environment.
A comprehensive literature review of the impact of clinical commissioning models also concluded that research evidence is limited.
In my view, there is a chance that they could do that with the Lansley "GP commissioning" model.
In Suffolk, advocacy has always been present but now there's better coordination and consistency, with one phone line, one website and a more effective commissioning model.
The advance of the commissioning model of government is used to justify mass outsourcing by some authorities, whilst others create the purchaser/provider split and contract culture by stealth.
But he's clear that they want to co-produce with users, carers and partners to develop a commissioning model that will see Islington embracing best practice on advocacy.
The potential cost of procuring services for the cross-government identity assurance programme has been slashed from £240m to £30m, which Bracken put down to the procurement now being more geared towards a commissioning model.
