2008 Reports 

Reports published in 2008.
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 2008 Reports

Disruptive innovation - What does it mean for the NHS?

Disruptive innovation - What does it mean for the NHS?

Date: 20/6/2008

The 60th anniversary of the NHS and the need for primary care trusts (PCTs) to develop their commissioning strategies has focused attention on predicting some of the major drivers that will shape healthcare over the next ten to 15 years. more

From the ground up

From the ground up

Date: 19/6/2008

This report makes the case for devolving autonomy and increasing accountability within the health service. It suggests that behavioural change, not more restructuring, is the solution to many of the current problems in the NHS. more

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A new vision for mental health

Date: 18/6/2008

A discussion paper intended to provoke a wide-ranging debate about the best direction for mental health policy. more

Globalisation - How will it affect the NHS?

Globalisation - How will it affect the NHS?

Date: 18/6/2008

This paper looks at what the NHS needs to do to be better prepared for some of the challenges – and opportunities – globalisation will bring. more

Towards autonomy

Towards autonomy

Date: 28/4/2008

This report draws on the experiences of eight CFT pilots and looks at what other organisations can learn from them. The CFTs have had different experiences but some common themes emerge, notably the potential to bring benefits for patients. more

Ideas from Darzi: Polyclinics

Ideas from Darzi: Polyclinics

Date: 16/4/2008

Report examining polyclinics, the key design rules for them and three possible models, as well as key lessons learned, and the misconceptions and concerns associated with them. more

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Principles for accountability

Date: 23/1/2008

The NHS Confederation, through its PCT Network, has embarked on a work programme to explore what local accountability is and what we need it for. more

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