Full story in HSJ, 17 August 2018
The Court of Appeal has granted a campaign group permission to appeal a judicial review ruling it lost against NHS England in May.
The campaign group, 999 Call for the NHS, launched a judicial review against NHS England for plans to introduce “whole population annual payments” through its accountable care organisation contract, last year.
Following a hearing in April 2018 however, a judge dismissed the group’s claim that whole population payments are unlawful under the current Health and Social Care Act….
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