Tribal Newchurch Publications
2008
- PCT Provider Organisations - So What Happens Next? (200kb)
A review of progress to date and a methodology for PCTs deciding on the future of their provider arms.
- Competition in the NHS - The end of the world as we know it? (208kb)
This paper looks at how the introduction of competition is going to work and what it will mean for all stakeholders and organisations involved.
- World Class Commissioning - What happens next? (196kb)
This paper considers how PCTs need to respond to World Class Commissioning in the immediate future; what to do in the next few months in preparation for the first iteration of the Commissioning Assurance System in November 2008
2007
- Reforming primary care (204kb)
This paper reviews why after nearly sixty years, the NHS is contemplating radical reforms of one of its key pillars and considers what form those reforms might ultimately take
- PCT provider services - A question of strategic coherence (207kb)
Looking at both the policy context and the responses of PCT provider units to the challenges they face, this paper offers managers a general survey against which they can compare their own local choices and development
- The future regulation of out of hospital care (1065kb)
A discussion paper prepared for the Healthcare Commission by Newchurch
- PCT provider development - An interim report (269kb)
Following 'Developing Provider Services in a Competitive World', widely used by PCTs working with their in-house community services, and our Provider Development Academy, this Interim Report summarises the key outputs and conclusions of that work
- Competition in the NHS - The end of the world as we know it? (208kb)
This paper looks at how the introduction of competition is going to work and what it will mean for all stakeholders and organisations involved.
- Competition in the NHS - The end of the world as we know it? (208kb)
This paper looks at how the introduction of competition arrangements is going to work and what it will mean for all stakeholders and organisations involved.
