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Caroline Dawe, deputy director of secondary care at NHS Bournemouth and Poole, advises practices on steps to take once clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) begin purchasing local enhanced services.
Ms Dawe, who spoke at the NAPC conference in Birmingham this week, highlights what practices can do to be approved to provide more services under the any qualified provider (AQP) policy.
Inside Commissioning Blog: GPs as providers working closer with colleagues at 'astonishing' speed
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