National health service (NHS)

ORGANISATI NHS OFFERS SERVICES TO PEOPLE.

ON THIS MEANS NHS BELONGS TO THE PEOPLE TO IMPROVE

MENTAL AND WELL-BEING SUPPORTING PEOPLE PHYSICALLY
AS WELL.
PURPOSE
1
REACH

• People working in public health may be employed in a range of different

organisations. It is not uncommon for people to move across sectors as their
careers develop and, increasingly, people may choose to be self-employed for
some or part of their time.

• The three main employing sectors in public health are: • public sector - local
government, the civil service, the NHS and higher education • p,organisation -
private and independent companies .
• REFERECINGS
• https://www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/
 SECTORS

• People working in public health may be employed in a range.

It is not uncommon for people to move across sectors as their
careers develop and, increasingly, people may choose to be
self-employed for some or part of their time. Reference:
• https://www.royalwolverhampton.nhs.uk/
join-team-rwt/electronic-rostering-non-
medical/employee-online-and-allocate-me/
• An NHS Trust is a legal entity, set up by order of the Secretary of State
under section 25 of, and Schedule 4 to, the National Health Service
Act 2006, to provide goods and services for the purposes of the
health service

• The NHS operates in the public sector through networks of different

organisations some being public some for-profit paid by NHS
commissioners.
• Advantages
• Government is in a good position to plan the overall provision for the country
• Services are not duplicated and resources are not wasted
• Government ensures essential services are provided

• Disadvantage
• Very large which can lead to inefficiencies
• The running of the corporation could be politically influenced
• The tax payer has to meet higher tax payments if the corporations make a loss

• Refrence https://getrevising.co.uk/grids/public-sector-2