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Individual patient budgets: background and frequently asked questions

Glasby, Jon (2008) Individual patient budgets: background and frequently asked questions. HSMC Policy Papers (1). Health Services Management Centre, Birmingham. ISBN 978 07044 28010

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Abstract

Following Lord Darzi’s pledge to pilot direct payments and individual budgets in health care, this paper provides a brief background to the concept and principles of these ways of working, before focusing in more detail on some frequently asked questions. The paper is intended to help inform forthcoming pilots, and was initially commissioned by
NHS West Midlands as part of their Investing for Health strategy.

Type of Work:Book
School/Faculty:Colleges (2008 onwards) > College of Social Sciences
Number of Pages:9
Department:Health Service Management Centre
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Date:October 2008
Series/Collection Name:HSMC Policy Papers
Keywords:Health care; direct payments; individual patient budgets; Darzi
Subjects:H Social Sciences > HV Social pathology. Social and public welfare
Copyright Holders:University of Birmingham
ID Code:744

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