HSJ 16 November 2018
- Details of the proposed structure for merged NHS England/ NHS Improvement.
- Responsibility for CSUs, digital strategy, and specialised commissioning will fall under the remit of the Deputy CEO.
New structure extracted from NHS England Board meeting papers 27 September 2018
Deputy CEO Directorate
Working with the regions, the Deputy CEO Directorate will be responsible for:
• improving services and outcomes for patients through national service transformation programmes
• supporting local systems to transform into integrated care systems
• creating and ensuring delivery of the digital strategy and plan for the NHS alongside NHS Digital
• leading the development of data, tools and products and providing professional leadership for analytical services across our organisations
• delivering national commissioning of specialised services
• overseeing the quality and efficiency of commissioning support units (CSUs).
Key functions will be:
• primary care commissioning, transformation, workforce and estates
• public health commissioning
• specialised commissioning including commercial medicines
• data and analytics
• digital
• service transformation programmes
• system transformation through the regions, STPs and ICSs
• CSUs
• emergency preparedness resilience and response (EPRR)
• integration of functions including Better Care Fund (BCF) and NHS Continuing Healthcare (CHC).
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