Healthcare in England Health care in the United Kingdom

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norfolk , norwich university hospital, national health service hospital.


most healthcare in england provided national health service (nhs), england s publicly funded healthcare system, accounts of department of health s budget (£122.5 billion in 2017-18).


commissioning

in april 2013, under terms of health , social care act 2012, reorganisation of nhs took place regarding administration of nhs. primary care trusts (pcts) , strategic health authorities (shas) abolished, , replaced clinical commissioning groups (ccgs). ccgs commission of hospital , community nhs services in local areas responsible. commissioning involves deciding services population need, , ensuring there provision of these services. ccgs overseen nhs england, formally known nhs commissioning board (nhs cb) established on 1 october 2012 executive non-departmental public body. nhs england has responsibility commissioning primary care services - general practitioners, opticians , nhs dentistry, specialised hospital services. services commissioned include general practice physician services (most of whom private businesses working under contract nhs), community nursing, local clinics , mental health services.


provider trusts nhs bodies delivering health care service. involved in agreeing major capital , other health care spending projects in region. nhs trusts care deliverers spend money allocated them ccg s. secondary care (sometimes termed acute health care) can either elective care or emergency care , providers may in public or private sector.








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