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Health Care Provision: Past, Present and Into the 21st Century
Fundholders as providers GP fundholding has been one of the more
controversial aspects of the 1990 NHS reforms. However, the underlying
rationale was entirely consistent with government policy of encouraging the
process of ...
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Implementing Change in Health Systems: Market Reforms in the ...
Unlike the reorganization of the HAs, GP fundholding was implemented gradually
. At first many officials within the DOH and the NHS were skeptical or critical of
fundholding and unsure how much of a role to give it (Glennerster et al., 1994).
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Health Care and Reform in Industrialized Countries
None of these funds can be used to pay GPs of the fundholding practice for the
comprehensive range of general medical services that they are already paid to
provide under contract with the NHS. However, there is an incentive to increase
the ...
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Restructuring The Medical Profession: The Intraprofessional ...
During the life of the GP fundholding scheme commentators had noted
differences in the treatment received by patients from fundholding and non-
fundholding GPs (Dixon, 1994; Dixon et al., 1994; Dowling, 1997). The multifund
GP informants ...
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Markets and Medicine: The Politics of Health Care Reform in ...
Fundholding also created fissures within the ranks of general practitioners. Most
GPs initially resisted the idea of fundholding.29 But their opposition gradually
eroded as more of them saw the potential benefits of the scheme. As it turned out,
...
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Reforming Markets In Health Care: An Economic Perspective
Whynes et al. (1996) found that prescribing costs were lower for fundholding than
non-fundholding practices in Lincolnshire. However, in a separate study of the
same practices the authors argue that this observation may stem from selection ...
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Primary Care In The Driver'S Seat?: Organizational Reform in ...
GP fundholding Since the 1980s, various reforms have laid the groundwork for
primary care purchasing. Preliminary reforms in 1985 and 1990 increased local
GP, and thus primary care, accountability before purchasing was devolved (
Taylor, ...
Saltman, Richard, Rico, Ana, Boerma, Wienke,
2005
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The New Politics of the NHS: From Creation to Reinvention
This latest edition remains a clear, easy-to-read guide to often complex debates.
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Accidental Logics : The Dynamics of Change in the Health ...
As for those who did not join the scheme, a survey of nineteen nonfundholding
practices in one region in 1994 found that two-thirds of the medical partners in
these practices had "clear, strong" objections to fundholding on grounds of
principle, ...
Carolyn Hughes Tuohy Professor of Political Science and Deputy Provost University of Toronto,
1999
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The Dynamics of Public Policy: Theory and Evidence
entitled What the Doctor Ordered: A Study of GP Fundholding in England and
Wales (Audit Commission, 1996a). To accompany its report, the commission
published a digest of information from the survey of fundholding practices, which
had ...
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Sprawdź, o czym dyskutuje się w prasie krajowej i zagranicznej oraz jak jest stosowane słowo
fundholding w wiadomościach.
The murky world of corporate lobbying
... education and health, the establishment of private prisons, GP fundholding and commissioning and later, for George Osborne's tax policies. «CommonSpace, Lip 15»
A doctor's manifesto for the NHS - an open letter by Zoe Norris
It is all the more ironic that it is in large part a return to a scheme called fundholding which had been tried before but then got rid of when the ... «Western Daily Press, Kwi 15»
How Labour broke the NHS – and why Labour must fix it
... began to dismantle some of the previous Conservative government's experiments with “marketisation” – ending GP fundholding (under which ... «New Statesman, Mar 15»
Ministry of Healthcare Announces New Approaches to Healthcare …
“Since last year, the principle of fundholding at the PHC level has been introduced. We started to provide funding through the use of a single ... «Astana Times, Lut 15»
Letters: Who would be more effective against home-grown terrorism …
While I was a GP manager the party ended fundholding – a scheme that had brought untold benefits to patients of my practice. Then Labour ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Sty 15»
Goodbye to the NHS: a personal story of a public service
The 1990 Act also introduced GP fundholding, aiming to detach government from responsibility for clinical services; this was optional, and ... «New Statesman, Wrz 14»
Viewpoint: NHS profits must remain within the NHS - not go to any …
From there on, GPs that joined fundholding were able to manage a budget, purchase services from different providers, negotiate prices, show ... «GP online, Lip 14»
Is the scrutiny of GP referrals justified?
Referral management emerged from the creation of the NHS internal market in 1991, when GP fundholding forced GPs to take notice of the ... «GP online, Cze 14»
Teresa Cheng, HKIAC: international arbitration: Q&A
... arbitrators wish to make use of our administration services (such as fundholding and providing hearing facilities). This service is as important ... «Mondaq News Alerts, Maj 14»
£2.9m cash boost for region's GPs to improve patient care
I think a lot of the problems in the NHS go back to GP fundholding and the Purchaser/Provider split, The NHS was taken over by managers and ... «The Northern Echo, Kwi 14»