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What’s next for the Provider Selection Regime?

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Published on: 27 July 2023

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Table of contents

CPV codes to define the scope of the PSR
Mixed procurement under the PSR
Defining a ‘considerable change’
Contract variations
Establishing lists of providers to offer voluntary patient choice
Transparency requirements when arranging services under the PSR
Independent review of decisions made under the PSR

Article summary

Local Government analysis: The proposed Provider Selection Regime (PSR) will be a new set of rules replacing the existing procurement rules for arranging healthcare services in England. In this analysis, Oliver Crich and Sarah Foster of DAC Beachcroft consider the next steps for the regime and its implications for practitioners.

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