THE WHITE PAPER
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THE WHITE PAPER - EQUITY AND EXCELLENCE:
Liberating the NHS
Liberating the NHS
WHITE PAPER LEAFLET FOR PATIENTS
Easy-to-Read changes to the NHS - from the DH.
Easy-to-Read changes to the NHS - from the DH.
ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE IN HEALTH FOR CHILDREN
How the new arrangement could improve services for children and young people.
How the new arrangement could improve services for children and young people.
RESPONSES TO THE WHITE PAPER
NALM believes that an independent HealthWatch will thrive and be able to hold the regulators and the whole of the health and social care system to account ... but this requires HealthWatch England to be fully independent of the Care Quality Commission and to have a Board elected from Local HealthWatch.
Local HealthWatch must also be fully independent and not accountable to Local Authorities.
For the new system to be effective, current legislation should be modified so that relevant government departments, the National Commissioning Agency, the statutory bodies, Local Authorities, providers and commissioners of health and social care have a duty to involve HealthWatch in decision-making, commissioning and service development.
NALM believes that an independent HealthWatch will thrive and be able to hold the regulators and the whole of the health and social care system to account ... but this requires HealthWatch England to be fully independent of the Care Quality Commission and to have a Board elected from Local HealthWatch.
Local HealthWatch must also be fully independent and not accountable to Local Authorities.
For the new system to be effective, current legislation should be modified so that relevant government departments, the National Commissioning Agency, the statutory bodies, Local Authorities, providers and commissioners of health and social care have a duty to involve HealthWatch in decision-making, commissioning and service development.
- HEALTHWATCH - Making it Happen - A report from NALM on making HealthWatch work effectively
- THE NALM RESPONSE - NALM's response on the future of LINks and the Development of HealthWatch
- THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF GENERAL PRACTITIONER'S RESPONSE - www.rcgp.org.uk
- ADASS- Extracts from ADASS' response
- HEALTHWATCH - PATHFINDERS - Local HealthWatch Pathfinders in 2011/12. Letter from David Behan, Director General Social Care, Local Government and Joan Saddler, National Director, Public and Patient affairs.
THE HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE BILL - HEALTHWATCH
19 January 2011
19 January 2011
HEALTHWATCH AND PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT
Key points from the Bill
Key points from the Bill
HEALTHWATCH: GOOD IN PRINCIPLE - WORRYING IN PRACTICE
Guest editorial - Sunday, 23 January 2011
It suggests that councils can continue to cream-skim scrutiny funding budgets, that HealthWatch won't be very independent and that the position of advocacy, is seriously unclear.
Guest editorial - Sunday, 23 January 2011
It suggests that councils can continue to cream-skim scrutiny funding budgets, that HealthWatch won't be very independent and that the position of advocacy, is seriously unclear.
HEALTHWATCH: DH ADVISORY GROUP TO THE PROGRAMME BOARD
Respresenting London:
- Jeremy Ambach (Wandsworth LINk)
- Nick Kennedy (City LINk)
Deputies:
- Nim Johnson (Camden LINk)
- Ian Diamant (Hillingdon LINk)
Respresenting London:
- Jeremy Ambach (Wandsworth LINk)
- Nick Kennedy (City LINk)
Deputies:
- Nim Johnson (Camden LINk)
- Ian Diamant (Hillingdon LINk)
KIRKLEES LINk RESPONSE TO HEALTHWATCH
Workshop - September 2010
Workshop - September 2010