The sexual health commissioning cycle: doing and reviewing
This is the final blog in our sexual health commissioning blog series, focusing on the last two stages of the commissioning cycle: ‘doing’ and ‘reviewing’.
Kate Folkard
Kate Folkard is National Chlamydia Screening Programme Manager at Public Health England, and a project lead on PHE’s development of a framework for national commissioning of HIV, sexual and reproductive health services. Previously, Kate was a PCT sexual health commissioner and joint local authority/PCT children’s services commissioner. She has extensive experience across local and national government, health and third sector.
Supporting sexual health commissioning: analysing and planning
This is the second in a series of three blogs exploring each stage of the sexual health commissioning cycle. It will focus on the first two stages of the cycle: analysing and planning. It is essential to spend time on …
Supporting sexual health commissioning
One of the key findings of the review of sexual health commissioning that PHE published last August was that commissioners wanted further guidance on strategic planning and assessing need, designing and delivering interventions and monitoring and evaluation. So this week, …
Joining up national commissioning for sexual and reproductive health and HIV services
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Health and Wellbeing, Health Protection, Protecting the country's health, Reducing the burden of disease, Sexual health
Yesterday, NICE published public health guidance on contraceptive services for young people, which will be a valuable new resource for local teams looking to deliver tailored sexual health services at convenient locations for under 25s, which provide easy access to …