PRUComm, 21 March 2018
- This research looks at the experiences of CCGs as they took on delegated responsibility for primary care commissioning based on case studies of four CCGs.
- The study suggests that CCGs have taken to primary care co-commissioning with varying degrees of enthusiasm, but with a clear sense that the commissioning of primary care services requires local knowledge and involvement of trusted managers with expertise in primary care. The study discusses implications for policy and for management of primary care co-commissioning.
