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SUMMARY:Thinking differently about commissioning
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DESCRIPTION:\n	Commissioning and the role that commissioners play is cha
	nging. Providers and commissioners are increasingly planning services tog
	ether\, and commissioners are working across health and social care. The o
	ld ‘purchaser–provider’ split is blurring and what was once a system
	 based on competition is evolving into a system focused on collaboratio
	n. Rather than just delivering health services\, innovative commissioners 
	are starting to focus their efforts on improving population health.\n\
	n	  \n\n	In addition to this shift\, important proposals for legislati
	ve changes have been announced that will change the shape and nature of 
	commissioning\, and COVID-19 has both disrupted and inspired thinking and 
	planning around the future of commissioning. \n\n\n\n	Join this virtual 
	conference where experts from The King’s Fund and NHS national bodies wi
	ll explain key developments in health and care commissioning\, trying to 
	assess the different ways commissioning will change in 2021 and beyond. Pa
	rticipants will hear from innovative commissioners who are approaching t
	heir role in new ways – including new ways of paying for services and ne
	w approaches to joint working across clinical commissioning groups and lo
	cal authorities. Experts from NHS national bodies will share their insight
	s with the audience.\n\n\n\n	This virtual conference is open for four week
	s. The content takes place over four half-days in week two. If you are una
	ble to join all of the sessions\, you will have two weeks to catch up on d
	emand. \n\n\n\n	Register\n
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