PURCHASING DILEMMAS
Gardado en:
ORMISTON, H., KING, J., PURCHASING DILEMMAS. COMMUNITY CARE, no. 997 (1993), p. 25.
Ref.
35526
Localización:
SIIS R.399
Palabras clave:
Crítica, Organización de servicios, Política social, Protección social, Sector privado, Servicios sociales, Reino Unido
Crítica, Organización de servicios, Política social, Protección social, Sector privado, Servicios sociales, Reino Unido
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- DILEMMA 6
- STABILITY VERSUS FLEXIBILITY. PURCHASERS WANT FLEXIBLE SERVICES AND CONTRACTS, BUT PROVIDERS NEED FINANCIAL STABILITY AND WANT TO KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT
- SHOULD PURCHASERS HAVE CONTROL OVER ASSESSMENT AND REFERRALS, OR SHOULD USERS CONTACT PROVIDERS DIRECTLY, WITH PROVIDERS INFLUENCING ASSESSMENT
- PURCHASERS MUST CHOOSE BETWEEN A FIXED MENU OF SERVICES AND PROVIDERS OR ALLOW USERS AND PROVIDERS TO WIDEN THE RANGE OF CHOICES
- LOCATING THE INSPECTION FUNCTION IN RELATION TO PURCHASERS AND PROVIDERS
- HOW FAR SHOULD LOCAL AUTHORITIES PROTECT THEIR OWN WORKFORCE, AND HOW FAR SHOULD THEY PURCHASE THE MOST APPROPRIATE SERVICE AT THE BEST PRICE?