Showing posts with label clinical governance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clinical governance. Show all posts

Monday, 23 March 2015

Internet-based chlamydia screening: guidance for commissioning

"This document provides guidance specifically to assist the commissioning of chlamydia screening that is accessed by young people using the internet. The advice provided can be adapted to suit local circumstances and provides suggested sections that commissioners may wish to include in their contracts with providers of internet-based chlamydia screening."

Internet-based chlamydia screening: guidance for commissioning
Public Health England
March 2015

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Monday, 13 May 2013

Attempting to govern uncertainty in healthcare management


"The Good Governance Institute (GGI)  supports organisations to enhance their capacity to govern and control, but is increasingly asked what tools or techniques could be deployed to help boards protect their organisations against a broad set of high-consequence risks."

Countering the biggest risk of all: attempting to govern uncertainty in healthcare management
P Moore
Good Governance Institute
May 2013

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Monday, 19 December 2011

Good governance for clinical commissioning groups

"This guide is intended to help the newly formed Clinical Commissioning Groups understand the principles and function of good governance, particularly as these relate to their new statutory role, accountable to parliament combined with their role as a membership organisation, accountable to and for their practices."

Good governance for Clinical Commissioning Groups: an introductory guide
C Imison, B Ashton, K Steward, A Willis
The King's Fund
December 2011

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