Responses to Francis: changes in board leadership and governance in acute hospitals in England since 2013

Naomi Chambers; Ruth Thorlby; Alan Boyd; Judith Smith; Nathan Proudlove; Hannah Kendrick; Russell Mannion

Responses to Francis: changes in board leadership and governance in acute hospitals in England since 2013

Naomi Chambers
, Ruth Thorlby
, Alan Boyd
, Judith Smith
, Nathan Proudlove
, Hannah Kendrick
, Russell Mannion

Health Services Management Centre

Research output: Book/Report › Commissioned report

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Abstract

This report is an output from independent research commissioned and funded by the Department of Health Policy Research Programme (PR-R11-0914-12003 Learning from leadership changes made by boards of hospital NHS trusts and foundation trusts following the Francis Inquiry report June 2015-June 2017).

Original language	English
Publisher	The Department of Health
Commissioning body	Department of Health Policy Research Programme
Number of pages	279
Publication status	Published - 30 Jun 2017

Keywords

NHS boards
governance
leadership
organisation
Francis Inquiry

UN SDGs

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An Evaluative Commentary on Health Services Management at Bristol: Setting Key Evidence in a Wider Normative Context
Ham, C. & Smith, J., 31 May 2000, Bristol Royal Infirmary Public Inquiry.
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Chambers, N., Thorlby, R., Boyd, A., Smith, J., Proudlove, N., Kendrick, H., & Mannion, R. (2017). Responses to Francis: changes in board leadership and governance in acute hospitals in England since 2013. The Department of Health. https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/Documents/college-social-sciences/social-policy/Publications-HSMC/Responses-to-Francis-report-January-2018.pdf

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Responses to Francis: changes in board leadership and governance in acute hospitals in England since 2013

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An Evaluative Commentary on Health Services Management at Bristol: Setting Key Evidence in a Wider Normative Context

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