NHS Commissioning Board definition

NHS Commissioning Board. (“NHSCB”) means the body established under the NHS Act 2006 as amended also known as “NHS England”, or any successor organisation, by which the Committee is to be recognised under the provisions of section 167 of the Act.
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NHS Commissioning Board means the body created by the Health and Social Care Act 2012 that is responsible for supporting and overseeing local commissioning.
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Examples of NHS Commissioning Board in a sentence

  • References in this Agreement to the “Commissioner” are to the NHS Commissioning Board which is also known as NHS England.

  • We agree that the wording in the Clauses to this Agreement may not be varied unless a national variation is published which has been discussed by the NHS Commissioning Board and the British Medical Association through the usual process in which case that national variation will be deemed accepted by each Member and we will update this Agreement accordingly.

  • The Parties wish to vary the Agreement in accordance with clause 38 of the Agreement so as to bring the Agreement into alignment with certain provisions of the NHS Standard Contract published by the NHS Commissioning Board for the year 2013/2014 and of the 2012 Act.

  • The advantages to CCG collaboration have been highlighted by the NHS Commissioning Board as: • Consistent, evidence based pathway development • Effective and consistent performance management, clinical governance and risk management • Service integration • Ability to better manage strategic change • Leverage with providers • Keeping transaction costs low • Sharing (potentially scarce) expertise and capacity • Manage relationships and responses more collectively i.e. NHS CB, NHS Property Services etc.

  • The Children Act 2004 emphasises the importance of safeguarding children by stating that relevant partner agencies - which include the police, children’s services authorities, Clinical Commissioning Groups and the NHS Commissioning Board - must make sure that functions are discharged having regard to the need to safeguard and promote the welfare of children.

  • However, the CCGs are still awaiting further clarification from the NHS Commissioning Board on 13/14 financial allocations, and once these are confirmed the financial risk share agreement will be finalised and sent to individual CCGs for approval in the near future.

  • The NHS Commissioning Board (NHS CB) via it’s local area team (LAT) and Warwickshire and West Mercia have entered into a period identified as a ‘shadow transfer’ in order to assess the environment, undertake due diligence and establish working relationships before the local NHS CB takes over the commissioning and budgetary responsibility.

  • NHSE: the executive non-departmental public body NHS Commissioning Board known as NHS England.

  • The Parties wish to vary the Agreement in accordance with clause 52 of the Agreement so as to bring the Agreement into alignment with certain provisions of the NHS Standard Contract published by the NHS Commissioning Board for the year 2013/2014 and of the 2012 Act.

  • This will include when a national variation is published which is discussed by NHS Commissioning Board and the British Medical Association through the usual process or at any other point that circumstances require to enable the Core Network Practices to deliver any new Network Contract DES requirements.