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Transforming our health care system: Ten priorities for commissioners

March 29, 2013

This briefing paper, published by The King’s Fund, sets out ten priorities for commissioners to help them to deliver a sustainable system in the face of the most challenging financial and organisational environment seen in decades. Read more »

Whole-person care: from rhetoric to reality

March 28, 2013

This report, published by the Royal College of Psychiatrists, sets out a definition and vision for how to achieve parity of esteem between mental and physical health in practice. Read more »

Making integrated care happen at scale and pace

March 21, 2013

This briefing paper, published by The King’s Fund, draws on examples of good practice to set out the 16 steps that need to be taken to make integrated care a reality. Read more »

Encourage local leadership and initiative

December 12, 2012

Tips on how to ensure that primary prevention strategies and public mental health strategies reflect commitment to local communities and suggest ways to build positive relationships and encourage local leadership and initiative. Read more »

Undertake an assets assessment

December 12, 2012

It is helpful to undertake an assets assessment, identifying the positive qualities and strengths of the local community. Read more »

How to engage with a range of stakeholders?

December 11, 2012

This will help you to understand how to start to engage with a range of stakeholders/partners in the commissioning process. Read more »

Use person-centred approaches

December 11, 2012

You can empower people through person-centred approaches, such as values-based commissioning (VbC), shared care, self-help, personalised care plans and plenty of information. Read more »

What's leadership got to do with it?

November 16, 2011

This report explores what difference leadership development makes, and how it can have impact on service and quality improvement. Read more »

The future of leadership and management in the NHS. No more heroes

November 16, 2011

This report explores whether the model, prevalent in public service over recent years, of the ‘hero’ chief executive still hold sway? Read more »

Dementia pathway

May 1, 2011

This navigable pathway includes recommendations for the identification, treatment and care of people with dementia and the support of carers. Read more »

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  • Afiya Trust
  • Association of Directors of Adult Social Services
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  • Department of Health
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  • Joint Commissioning Panel for Mental Health
  • Mental Health Providers Forum
  • Mind
  • National Survivor User Network
  • New Savoy Partnership
  • NHS Confederation Mental Health Network
  • Rethink
  • Royal College of General Practitioners
  • Royal College of Nursing
  • Royal College of Psychiatrists
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