Confirmation of Payment by Results (PbR) arrangements for 2010-11 (22nd February 2010)
The road-testing of the 2010-11 tariff and draft guidance concluded on 22 January 2010. No changes have been made to mandatory tariff prices or trim points following road-test. Details of changes have been made to some other elements of the tariff information spreadsheet.
The 2010-11 PbR guidance has been clarified in a number of areas, in response to feedback received at road-test.
Guidance
The road-testing of the 2010-11 tariff and draft guidance concluded on 22 January 2010. No changes have been made to mandatory tariff prices or trim points following road-test. Details of changes have been made to some other elements of the tariff information spreadsheet.
The 2010-11 PbR guidance has been clarified in a number of areas, in response to feedback received at road-test.
Guidance
Code of conduct for Payment by Results: from 1 April 2010 (22nd February 2010)
This Code of Conduct (the Code) is aimed at all commissioners and providers, including those from the independent sector - and other bodies with regulatory and/or performance management responsibilities - operating within the PbR system, but without prejudice to any future Government decision on extending the scope of PbR. Its purpose is to establish the principles that should govern organisational behaviour under PbR and set expectations as to how the system should operate. In this way, the Code of Conduct should minimise as well as guide the resolution of disputes under PbR.
Guidance
This Code of Conduct (the Code) is aimed at all commissioners and providers, including those from the independent sector - and other bodies with regulatory and/or performance management responsibilities - operating within the PbR system, but without prejudice to any future Government decision on extending the scope of PbR. Its purpose is to establish the principles that should govern organisational behaviour under PbR and set expectations as to how the system should operate. In this way, the Code of Conduct should minimise as well as guide the resolution of disputes under PbR.
Guidance
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