Commissioning
All CCGs are required to have in place constitutions defining their governance and operating policies. These constitutions are important in establishing a genuine and collaborative engagement with practices.
GP practices should ensure that the CCG constitution:
contains a commitment for...
Clinical Commissioning Groups have been invited to take on an increased role in the commissioning of GP services through three co-commissioning models:
Greater involvement – closer collaboration with local NHS England teams in decisions about primary care services to ensure healthcare...
Increasingly GP practices are considering the benefits of working collaboratively with neighbouring and other GP practices, with a view to sharing expertise, costs and resources, etc.
GP practices should always seek their own legal and financial advice about their individual circumstances...
Financial Considerations in relation to the 20/21 GP Contract Agreement
PCN Scenario
Dear Colleagues
Please find a letter from the LMC containing the link to the GMS Ready Reckoner developed by the GPC in collaboration with NHS England to enable GP practices to better understand the...
Care and Extended Hours (LMC June 2018)
Integrating Urgent Care Services SSLMCs February 2019
Miscellaneous Contract Changes SSLMCs February 2019
Network National Service Specifications and the NHS Long Term Plan SSLMCs February 2019
Primary Care Networks and Network Contract DES SSLMCs February 2019
GP Contract Agreement 2019 Update QOF SSLMCs February 2019
