Examples of NHS Commissioning Board in a sentence
The National Health Service Act 2006 (as amended) states that each Clinical Commissioning Group shall have an Accountable Officer and that Officer shall be appointed by the NHS Commissioning Board (NHS England).
How transfers and appointments to the NHS Commissioning Board will be made 5.
A pharmacy contractor is a person with whom the NHS Commissioning Board (NHSCB) for England and Local Health Board (LHB) for Wales has made arrangements for the provision of pharmaceutical services in respect of the supply of drugs, appliances and chemical reagents.
Where the chair of the governing body is also the senior clinical voice of the group they will take the lead in interactions with stakeholders, including the NHS Commissioning Board.
Such reports will also be copied to key stakeholders including local MPs, Healthwatch, Clinical Commissioning Groups and/or the NHS Commissioning Board.
In brief, section 223G of the NHS Act provides for payment to the CCG from the NHS Commissioning Board (“NHS England”) in respect of each financial year, to allow the CCG to perform its functions.
The mandate: a mandate from the government to the NHS Commissioning Board.
References in this Agreement to the “Commissioner” are to the NHS Commissioning Board which is also known as NHS England.
This constitution has been drafted using the national model constitution provided by the NHS Commissioning Board.
In May 2012 the NHS Commissioning Board authority published the proposed configuration of CCGs and their relative size and financial viability.