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Haverstock Healthcare is a federation of all 35 GP practices in the London Borough of Camden established in 2008. It was formed to allow local GPs to form an organisation large enough to compete with firms bidding for NHS contracts in the borough. This was with a view to keeping services accessible, local and safe for the local population. It was formed by three local GPs (Drs Jeremy Sandford, Dr John Horton and Dr Caroline Sayer). Dr Sayer resigned her Director role 2 years later to pursue a role as Chair within Camden Clinical Commissioning Group. Dr Mike Smith is the chief executive, Dr John Horton is the Chairman and Dr Vijay Rawal is the medical director. ==General Practice== The organisation challenged the decision by North Central London Primary Care Trust to transfer the Camden Road Practice and two others to UnitedHealth without a tender process. This decision was later subject to public scrutiny by Camden Council when the practice closed. It has a contract from NHS England to provide GP services at the Ordnance Unity Centre in Enfield Lock. It took over the management of the Soho Square General Practice, which was threatened with closure, in June 2015. Campaigners described it as a “social enterprise-type” business that was “very much community orientated” and would see surpluses reinvested in the surgery. It runs the Diabetes Integrated Practice Unit, with several providers in Camden at St Pancras Hospital. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Haverstock Healthcare」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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