Policy paper

Securing continued access to NHS services when a service provider becomes unsustainable

• From: Department of Health
• Published: 6 March 2013
• Applies to: England

This was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

Government proposals to secure continued access to NHS services when a provider becomes financially or clinically unsustainable.

Documents

Securing continued access to NHS services

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Securing continued access to NHS services: technical annex

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Details

Some of the changes the government is making in response to the NHS Future Forum require amendments to the Health and Social Care Bill. The Government has produced briefing notes to accompany the amendments that were made in commons committee and the amendments that have been handed in for commons report.

To further aid understanding of the Bill’s amendments, we have published ‘Securing continued access to NHS services’, and a technical annex, to explain the government’s proposals to secure continued access to NHS services.

Document information

Published: 6 March 2013

From: Department of Health