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The NHS Reforms: The old and the new
… and the new …
National level
The old …
National
Commissioning
Board
Regional level
Department
of
Health
Strategic Health
Authorities
(SHAs)
Sub-national
offices (x 4)
(To be abolished in April 2013)
Commissioning
Support
Organisations
… and area
offices (x 50)
County/Local Authority level
Health &
Wellbeing
Boards
(To be abolished in
April 2013)
Health Budgets
It will employ about 3,500
staff, mainly based in
Leeds, with ‘sub-national’
and local offices.
Health & Wellbeing
Local Authorities
(Councils):
Public Health Budgets
Local
Authorities
(Councils)
The new body that will
provide ‘leadership’ for
local Clinical
Commissioning Groups
and also commission some
health services: Specialist
Commissioning and
Primary Care (GPs,
dentists, community
pharmacy & opticians).
Role:
Commissions many local
Boards:
services:
as social
The new such
Boards
bring care,
transport,
housing
and
together health
and
social
education
–
and
as
part of the
care commissioners,
new
reforms,
public
councillors
and
a layhealth.
rep to
promote joint working and
tackle inequalities in people’s
health and wellbeing.
PCT Commissioning support
staff will transfer into
Commissioning Support
Organisations.
Primary
Care Trusts
(PCTs)
National
Commissioning Board:
Clinical
Commissioning
Groups
(CCGs)
Commissions many local
services: such as social care,
transport, housing and
education – and as part of
the new reforms, public
health.
Clinical Commissioning
Groups:
Locality level
The new GP-led bodies are
taking over from PCTs in
commissioning most health
services.
GP
Localities
GP Localities:
In some areas, GP Practices
are working
together in localities.
Practice / local level
GP Practices:
Key:
Bodies
to be
abolished
Statutory
bodies or
functions
Local
arrangements
For further info about this map please contact:
Lucy Nicholls at the Somerset LINk:
[email protected]
1 May 2012
GP
Practices
Family doctors or GPs usually
provide the first point of
contact between a patient
and the NHS.
GPs work together in
independent businesses
called practices.