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In this section you can find reports and guidance from NHS Improvement (and Monitor which is now part of NHS Improvement).

ADULT HEARING SERVICE GUIDANCE

Top tips for commissioners – how to make choice in adult hearing services work well

Published: 10.11.2015 | Author: Monitor

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Any Qualified Provider: more information for commissioners

Published: 10.11.2015 | Author: Monitor

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Could choice benefit your patients?

Published: 10.11.2015 | Author: Monitor

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Using patient choice: practical learning from AQP in adult hearing loss

Published: 19.05.2015 | Author: Julie Wood, Director, NHS Clinical Commissioners and David Furness, Competition Adviser

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Adult Hearing AQP Implementation Pack

Published: 20.12.2012 | Author: Department of Health

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REVIEW OF NHS ADULT HEARING SERVICES

NHS adult hearing services in England: exploring how choice is working for patients

Published: 05.03.2015 | Author: Monitor

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NHS adult hearing services in England: exploring how choice is working for patients – Annexes

Published: 05.03.2015 | Author: Monitor

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NHS adult hearing services in England: exploring how choice is working for patients

Published: 05.03.2015 | Author: Monitor

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How Choice is Working in NHS Adult Hearing Services in England

Published: 26.02.2015 | Author: Accent for Monitor

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Choice in Adult Hearing Services: The GP Perspective on Age Related Hearing Loss

Published: 26.02.2015 | Author: Accent for Monitor

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