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In this latest in a series of short video interviews on payment by results, Frank Curran, owner of SP Solutions and PbR expert, says PbR can
In this latest in a series of short video interviews on payment by results, Andrew Neilson, Director of Campaigns at the Howard League for Penal Reform,
Thinking that 300 million people worldwide can’t be wrong, I decided I had to watch the Gangnam style video which has spread the fashion for
In this latest in a series of short video interviews on payment by results, Ryan Campbell from RAPt gives his views on PbR and drug recovery.
This is the second in a series of short video interviews with key figures involved in PbR which will be running every Monday through September and
Saturday’s newspapers sent shockwaves through all ranks of police officers who are waiting for Tom Winsor’s review of pay and conditions to be published. The
One of the key arguments in favour of a payment by results approach to commissioning is that the focus on outcomes allows for flexibility and
There has been growing media coverage of Payment by Results schemes since the New Year, both here and abroad (particularly the USA, Canada and Australia).
What does the future hold for payment by results initiatives in 2012? PbR is fast becoming a key component of the Coalition Government project, generating
A ticking bomb “We only call him the Exploding Boy now, of course; retrospectively. For most of last year he was known only as Ticking
Some things in life are complicated. Take, for example, deciding the causes of the August riots. The government, Metropolitan Police and the Guardian/LSE are just
‘Payment by results’ is an approach to funding public services which mirrors how we pay for a meal in a restaurant. We typically give a
