The consultant contract aims to properly reward consultants so that more NHS patients benefit from their time and skills. It also sets out to ensure investment brings with it new ways of delivering patient care.
Implementation and job planning arrangements, with correspondence and guidance documents on the consultant contract.
On 30 June 2006 NHS Employers issued a revised model consultant contract and supporting record of amendments log. This version includes a direct reference to the new disciplinary framework for doctors and dentists: Maintaining High Professional Standards in the Modern NHS.
The 2005 Consultant Contract survey was conducted by the Health and Social Care Information Centre as a follow-up to the October 2004 survey undertaken by the Department of Health. The aim of the survey was to establish the position at 29 October 2005 and show how implementation of the contract has progressed since October 2004. Minor revisions to this page were made on 4 August 2006.
AL(MD) 2003 (3)
Release of consultants for work necessary for the broader benefit of the NHS
The 2005 Consultant Contract survey was conducted by the Health and Social Care Information Centre as a follow-up to the October 2004 survey undertaken by the Department of Health. The aim of the survey was to establish the position at 29 October 2005 and show how implementation of the contract has progressed since October 2004. Minor revisions to this page were made on 4 August 2006.
The 2005 Consultant Contract survey was conducted by the Health and Social Care Information Centre as a follow-up to the October 2004 survey undertaken by the Department of Health. The aim of the survey was to establish the position at 29 October 2005 and show how implementation of the contract has progressed since October 2004. Minor revisions to this page were made on 4 August 2006.
The 2005 Consultant Contract survey was conducted by the Health and Social Care Information Centre as a follow-up to the October 2004 survey undertaken by the Department of Health. The aim of the survey was to establish the position at 29 October 2005 and show how implementation of the contract has progressed since October 2004. Minor revisions to this page were made on 4 August 2006.
The 2005 Consultant Contract survey was conducted by the Health and Social Care Information Centre as a follow-up to the October 2004 survey undertaken by the Department of Health. The aim of the survey was to establish the position at 29 October 2005 and show how implementation of the contract has progressed since October 2004. Minor revisions to this page were made on 4 August 2006.
Letters and guidance on the consultant contract from early 2003 onwards.
Documents and letters of guidance for the 2002 consultant framework.
The CCIT supports NHS Trusts to develop the knowledge and skills required to implement the new contract for consultants in England. It also helps to ensure contract implementation benefits patients, the medical workforce and the NHS.

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