Structure of the NHS

Who is ultimately in charge of the NHS?

• The government

• NHS England

• Clinical Commissioning Groups

• Service providers

Where does the funding for the NHS come from?

• Taxpayers money

• Private donations

• International aid

• Healthcare insurance

What is the role of NHS England?

• Commissioning specialized services

• Commissioning general practice services

• Regulating the quality of care

• Providing direct patient care

What are Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs)?

• Groups of general practices that commission NHS services

• Groups of hospitals that provide specialized care

• Government bodies responsible for funding the NHS

• Regulatory bodies that inspect healthcare providers

Who regulates the service providers in the NHS?

• Care Quality Commission (CQC)

• NHS England

• Department of Health and Social Care

• Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs)

What is the main objective of the NHS long-term plan?

• To improve integrated care

• To increase hospital admissions

• To reduce the use of digital technology

• To centralize healthcare services

What are Primary Care Networks?

• Groups of general practices working together to improve care

• Specialized services for rare medical conditions

• Digital tools for accessing GP services

• Integrated care systems for resource management

What is the focus of the NHS long-term plan on digital technology?

• Development of the NHS app

• Remote monitoring of patients

• Online consultation with GPs

• All of the above