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Policy Book for Primary Dental Services

January 12, 2016

NHS England became responsible for direct commissioning of primary care services on 1 April 2013 and at that time published a suite of policies underpinning its single operating model. Those policies have been reviewed and refined in light of: feedback from users; engagement with stakeholders; the introduction of different models of co-commissioning; the changing organisational structure of NHS England under the organisational alignment and capability programme; and contractual and regulatory changes

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