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Healthcare procurement—awaiting the NHS Provider Selection Regime

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Published on: 05 October 2022

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Table of contents

Background
Aims of the PSR
The impact of the PSR
The proposed PSR mechanism—a high-level summary
Continuation of existing arrangements (referred to as Circumstance 1)
Identifying a new suitable provider for a new or substantially changed arrangement (Circumstance 2)
Competitive procurement (Circumstance 3)
Supplementary consultation
Scope
Mixed procurements

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Article summary

Public Law analysis: The NHS Provider Selection Regime (PSR) was first proposed on 11 February 2021 in a consultation published by NHS England. On 21 February 2022, the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) released a supplementary consultation building on the consensus of the February 2021 consultation and expanding on the detail of the proposal. In this analysis Patrick Parkin of Burges Salmon LLP examines the proposed system.

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