Payment by results – Gangnam style
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
4th October 2012
Here you can find over 150 posts tracking every major development in payment by results since 2011. You can see where PbR has succeeded and, more frequently, where it has failed across a wide range of sectors: offending, welfare, employment, substance misuse… If you’re looking for something in particular, try the search box below.
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.
Jon Collins is Deputy Director of the Police Foundation and has written extensively on payment by results when he was at the Criminal Justice Alliance.
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
Welcome to the first in a new series of short video interviews with key figures involved in PbR which will be running every Monday through September
PbR on the rise There has been growing media coverage of Payment by Results schemes over the last year, both here and abroad (particularly the
Make Justice Work, the campaign to highlight the cost of short-term prison sentences and to improve public confidence in community sentences, just published an interesting report
There’s plenty of discussion about payment by results both online and at conferences and seminars. But one aspect that is rarely mentioned is how to
This is the final post in a series on the five principles of PbR commissioning set out in a recent Audit Commission report. Principle 5: Effective
This is the fourth in a series of posts about the five principles of PbR commissioning set out in a recent Audit Commission report. Principle 4:
This is the third in a series of posts about the five principles of PbR commissioning set out in a recent Audit Commission report. Principle 3:
This is the second in a series of posts about the five principles of PbR commissioning set out in a recent Audit Commission report.
