GOV.UK
Policy paper
Provider economics impact assessment model
- From:
- Department of Health
- Published:
- 21 December 2010
- Applies to:
- England
This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
In partnership with the NHS Confederation, the department has produced the Provider economics commissioning impact assessment model.
Documents
Model overview
PDF, 406KB, 18 pages
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Model guidance
PDF, 359KB, 33 pages
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Sustainability guidance
PDF, 246KB, 35 pages
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Commissioning impact assessment model
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Details
This comes with associated guidance and summary.
The purpose of the model is to enable commissioners and providers;
- to analyse the potential impact of commissioning decisions on service continuity and provider sustainability
- to understand how the financial system risks of decommissioning and reconfiguring services will materialise in differing economic scenarios and whether services provide value for money.