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What is the role of the Department of Health, NHS South East Coast, PCTs and Trusts?

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What is the role of the Department of Health, NHS South East Coast, PCTs and Trusts?

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The Department of Health (DH) – sets the national policy direction, evidence and best-practice base. Strategic Health Authorities (SHA) – ensure best practice and national policy are being implemented. We are also responsible for ensuring the strategic coordination of services across the region (between primary care trusts) and with neighbouring strategic health authority areas. NHS South East Coast is the headquarters of the NHS for the South East Coast. Go to the About us section of this site for further information about the SHA. Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) – commission the best and most appropriate care for their patients, within budget, from a range of providers. Lead the development of, and consult on, proposals, making the final decisions on local service changes at the end of the consultation process. NHS Trusts – contribute to the development of different options and proposals for change.

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