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Atkins, R., Gibson, J., Sutton, M., Spooner, S., & Checkland, K. (2020). British Journal of General Practice.
This report presents the findings of a literature review examining research into previous intermediate tiers in the NHS.
This is the executive summary to the report presenting the findings of a literature review examining research into previous intermediate tiers in the NHS.
This report draws on findings from three case studies, which each focused on a new model of contracting which was being introduced or was in place in a local area in the English NHS.
Forbes, Lindsay J.L., Forbes, Hannah, Sutton, Matt, Checkland, Katherine, Peckham, Stephen. (2019). British Journal of General Practice, . ISSN 0960-1643. E-ISSN 1478-5242.
Osipovic, D., Allen, P., Sanderson, M., Moran, V. and Checkland, K. (2019). Health Economics Policy and Law, 1-17.
McDermott, I., Warwick-Giles, L., Moran, V., & Checkland, K. (2019). Journal of Health Services Research & Policy. DOI: 10.1177/1355819619842272
This short report sets out the results of one part of the research, a survey of Strategic Transformation Partnership (STP) Leads, to examine how the Vanguard programme has been understood and managed at the meso level.
Gore, O., McDermott, I., Checkland, K., Allen, P., & Moran, V. (2018). Public Administration, 0: ja. DOI: 10.1111/padm.12554
This study aimed to investigate how recent policy developments, including the emphasis on place-based planning, have affected the process of commissioning and planning at local level.
This project aimed to analyse the effect of indicator removal in a large, nationally-representative cohort of patients whose care quality has been consistently recorded over time.
From Jon Gibson, Matt Sutton, Sharon Spooner and Kath Checkland.
Checkland, K., McDermott, I., Coleman, A., Warwick-Giles, L., Bramwell, D., Allen, P., & Peckham, S., (2018). Public Money & Management, 38:4, 261-270. DOI: 10.1080/09540962.2018.1449467.
This report presents the findings from a study following the development of Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) in England.