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Care commissioning

Contributions to the debate on children's care commissioning. 

Competing to provide care isn’t fair, and now is the time to change it.

Why PPE contracts should be open to fair competition - and care provision for children shouldn't. Read more

Posted to: Care commissioning

Contributions to the debate on children's care commissioning. 

Published: 12th January, 2022

Author: Anonymised User

Let's come together to see where the challenge leads us

A response to Children in Charge from Andrew Rome, Revolution Consulting Read more

Posted to: Care commissioning

Contributions to the debate on children's care commissioning. 

Published: 14th November, 2016

Updated: 15th November, 2016

Author: Anonymised User

How could the Care Bank ensure it wasn't just writing a 'blank cheque'?

A response to Children in Charge from Harvey Gallagher, CEO, Nationwide Association of Fostering Providers Read more

Posted to: Care commissioning

Contributions to the debate on children's care commissioning. 

Published: 14th November, 2016

Author: Anonymised User

Children in Charge: the original proposal

Children in Charge: Imagining systemic reform and redesign in care commissioning for children Read more

Posted to: Care commissioning

Contributions to the debate on children's care commissioning. 

Published: 8th November, 2016

Updated: 12th July, 2017

Author: Anonymised User

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