General Practice Fundholding in the British National Health Service Reform, 1991-1997: GP Accounts of the Dynamics of Change

A study examines the concept of general practitioner fundholding for insights into the complex dynamics of the health systems reform that Great Britain begin in 1990. The heart of the proposed NHS reform was to create an internal market featuring contractual relationships between providers and purch...

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Published in:Journal of health politics, policy and law policy and law, 1999-08, Vol.24 (4), p.815-834
Main Author: Maddox, George L.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Anniversaries
Decision making
Decision Making, Organizational
Doctors
Family physicians
Family Practice - economics
Health administration
Health Care
Health care industry
Health care policy
Health Care Reform - economics
Health facilities
Health management
Health policy
Health services
Humans
Information technology
Medical personnel
Medicine and Health
Physicians
Policy Making
Political Science
Politics
Primary care
Prime ministers
Public health
Public Health and Health Policy
Public Policy
Reform
Reforms
Reimbursement Mechanisms
State Medicine - economics
Studies
United Kingdom
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Summary:A study examines the concept of general practitioner fundholding for insights into the complex dynamics of the health systems reform that Great Britain begin in 1990. The heart of the proposed NHS reform was to create an internal market featuring contractual relationships between providers and purchasers.
ISSN:0361-6878
1527-1927
DOI:10.1215/03616878-24-4-815