Payment by Results
Why the drug treatment sector must get on board with PbR
‘Payment by results’ is an approach to funding public services which mirrors how we pay for
14th October 2011
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‘Payment by results’ is an approach to funding public services which mirrors how we pay for
The mobile phone application market is huge, over half a million apps for iPhone and quarter
Last week I posted apoll to try to gauge attitudes to payment by results by those sufficiently
“An invisible man can rule the world”, says Claude Rains starring in the first movie version
Next month sees the broadcast of a new three-part drama on BBC1. Public Enemies, written by
There are a lot of criticisms that can be levied at the payment by results approach.
There has been endless media coverage on the use of social networks in the recent riots.
Commissioning by outcomes is always right, public money should be focused on what we want to
I recently evaluated a pilot project which used online surveys to get local peoples’ views on
The 1972 Munich Olympics launched Olga Korbut on the world stage. Half of Britain fell in
Back in the 1980s the answer to everything was 42. Douglas Adams’ joke “ultimate answer to
Whatever you think about the recent riots, one theme has emerged strongly. There is little connection
