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Making difficult choices : ethical commissioning guidance to general practitioners

Remove: Royal College of General Practitioners - RCGP source - 01 October 2011 - Publisher: Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP)

This guidance is for general practitioners, and particularly GPs who will have a role as commissioners in clinical commissioning groups in England. Ethics and commissioning are big subjects. This...

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Guidance and competences for the provision of services using Practitioners with Special Interests (PwSIs) : safeguarding children and young people

Remove: Royal College of General Practitioners - RCGP source - 01 January 2007 - Publisher: Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP)

This document aims to provide general practitioners (GPs) and practice teams with clear and effective guidance that they can easily use in day to day practice and will help all members of the...

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Guidance for commissioning integrated urgent and emergency care : a 'whole system' approach

Remove: Royal College of General Practitioners - RCGP source - 01 August 2011 - Publisher: Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP)

This guidance considers urgent and emergency care and gives an overview of the key issues for those commissioning urgent and emergency care services. Using the Clinical Commissioning Cycle...

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Managing conflicts of interest in clinical commissioning groups

Remove: Royal College of General Practitioners - RCGP source - 01 September 2011 - Publisher: Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP)

If conflicts of interest are not managed effectively by clinical commissioning groups (CCGs), confidence in the probity of commissioning decisions and the integrity of the clinicians involved could...

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Briefing guide : effective patient and public involvement

Remove: Royal College of General Practitioners - RCGP source - 01 August 2011 - Publisher: Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP)

Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) is an essential business requirement and without deep roots in the community and a responsive commissioning process, plans are more likely to unravel and...

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Working with communities, developing communities : guidance for primary care

Remove: Royal College of General Practitioners - RCGP source - 01 March 2013 - Publisher: Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP)

Community development professionals work with residents to identify key, local issues and set agendas important to local people. They also work with partners, such as local authorities and the NHS...

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Competencies for clinically-led commissioning. Part 1 : essential skills for all clinicians

Remove: Royal College of General Practitioners - RCGP source - 05 September 2011 - Publisher: Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP)

This document describes the skills and competencies required as a primary care clinician, to make clinically-led commissioning a success in the community. These apply regardless of whether you are...

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Briefing guide : commissioning and First5 GPs

Remove: Royal College of General Practitioners - RCGP source - 01 August 2011 - Publisher: Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP)

First5 is an initiative set up by the RCGP to support new GPs from completion of training to the first point of revalidation at five years. First5 is a way for the RCGP to play a key role in...

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Sessional GPs in commissioning : project report

Remove: Royal College of General Practitioners - RCGP source - 01 October 2012 - Publisher: Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP)

Sessional GPs in commissioning was an RCGP lead project, funded by the Department of Health, that aimed to increase the engagement of sessional GPs in clinically led commissioning. The RCGP, ...

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Principles of commissioning summary

Remove: Royal College of General Practitioners - RCGP source - 01 August 2011 - Publisher: Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP)

The RCGP Centre for Commissioning aims to equip GPs and GP practices with the skills, competencies and expertise required to deliver effective healthcare commissioning which ensures patient-focused...

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Making difficult choices : ethical commissioning guidance to general practitioners

Guidance and competences for the provision of services using Practitioners with Special Interests (PwSIs) : safeguarding children and young people

Guidance for commissioning integrated urgent and emergency care : a 'whole system' approach

Managing conflicts of interest in clinical commissioning groups

Briefing guide : effective patient and public involvement

Working with communities, developing communities : guidance for primary care

Competencies for clinically-led commissioning. Part 1 : essential skills for all clinicians

Briefing guide : commissioning and First5 GPs

Sessional GPs in commissioning : project report

Principles of commissioning summary