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| − | '''Independent Healthcare Advisory Services''' is an influential lobby group representing private healthcare companies in the UK. Members include hospital groups, cosmetic treatment providers and staffing agencies. | + | '''Independent Healthcare Advisory Services''' (IHAS) is an influential lobby group representing private healthcare companies in the UK. Members include hospital groups, cosmetic treatment providers and staffing agencies. |
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| + | ==IHAS priorities== | ||
| + | IHAS's primary function, according to its website is "in the area of operational policy and regulation as it affects the independent sector.<ref>IHAS, [http://www.independenthealthcare.org.uk/index.php?/what-ihas-do.html What we do], accessed Nov 2010</ref> Its current priorities (2010) are: | ||
| + | * Developing the independent sector’s operational policy, quality assurance and representational infrastructure | ||
| + | * Engaging in detailed policy and lobbying activity to influence the regulatory framework | ||
| + | * Working with the Care Quality Commission to reduce the administrative, regulatory and inspection burden on providers | ||
| + | * Establishing a framework for the self-regulation of non-surgical cosmetic treatments and fillers. | ||
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
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==Contacts== | ==Contacts== | ||
| − | Centre Point | + | :Centre Point |
| − | 103 New Oxford Street | + | :103 New Oxford Street |
| − | London | + | :London WC1A IDU |
| − | WC1A IDU | ||
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| + | :Website: http://www.independenthealthcare.org.uk | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 11:19, 16 November 2010
Independent Healthcare Advisory Services (IHAS) is an influential lobby group representing private healthcare companies in the UK. Members include hospital groups, cosmetic treatment providers and staffing agencies.
Contents
IHAS priorities
IHAS's primary function, according to its website is "in the area of operational policy and regulation as it affects the independent sector.[1] Its current priorities (2010) are:
- Developing the independent sector’s operational policy, quality assurance and representational infrastructure
- Engaging in detailed policy and lobbying activity to influence the regulatory framework
- Working with the Care Quality Commission to reduce the administrative, regulatory and inspection burden on providers
- Establishing a framework for the self-regulation of non-surgical cosmetic treatments and fillers.
Members
IHAS's members in 2010 include: BMI Healthcare, Bupa, Care UK, Circle Health, General Healthcare Group, HCA International, Nuffield Health, Ramsey Health Care, Serco Health and Spire Healthcare.[2]
Contacts
- Centre Point
- 103 New Oxford Street
- London WC1A IDU
References
- ↑ IHAS, What we do, accessed Nov 2010
- ↑ IHAS, Member Directory, accessed Nov 2010
