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First practical guidance on how to successfully implement new models of care

Published 25 July 2016

When it comes to the strategic issues around integrating health and social care services, what's needed is the exceptional leadership to successfully implement the step changes necessary.

DAC Beachcroft's team of health sector experts has developed a library of information and guidance specifically focussed on overcoming the barriers to innovation. Based on our many years of partnership working with the NHS, local authority and independent sector clients who are pioneering integration and new ways of working, we have developed a framework model covering the strategic, operational, regulatory and risk management issues relating to this.

Here we are sharing with you the first three advice sheets addressing the challenges, and practical guidance in overcoming them:

  • commissioning integration
  • contracting and corporate structures
  • procurement and competition

We will continue to publish our advice templates over the course of the year as the new models of care develops and our work as experts in this area continues., We will share all of the latest updates with you.

Click on the titles below to view each of our Health Integration Advice Manuals:

Commissioning integration

Contracting and corporate structures

Procurement and competition

 

Authors

Anne Crofts

Anne Crofts

London - Walbrook

+44 (0)20 7894 6531

Mary Mundy

Mary Mundy

Leeds

+44 (0)113 251 4727

Hamza Drabu

Hamza Drabu

London - Walbrook

+44 (0)20 7894 6411

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