
Down the Procurement Pub comes to you this week from the Great British Beer Festival at Olympia, where I have spent the last 72 hours […]
Down the Procurement Pub comes to you this week from the Great British Beer Festival at Olympia, where I have spent the last 72 hours […]
Late last year, Virgin Care took legal action against a group of public sector health-related organisations in the county of Surrey (five commissioning health trusts […]
Public Spend Forum is dedicated to public sector procurement and aims to be a global community and knowledge network for improving public procurement and the public sector […]
We are back after the Easter Break - here is a roundup of all you missed on Public Spend Forum Europe over the past couple of weeks. […]
Excitement (but not of a good kind) in the county of Surrey, home to the nerve-centre of Spend Matters Europe. Virgin Care, a private sector […]
The HCSA (Health Care Supply Association), which represents procurement professionals in the health sector, has developed strongly in recent years, with a series of chairs […]
Public Spend Forum Europe is dedicated to the exciting and fascinating matters connected with European public sector procurement and further afield, and aims to be a global […]
This guest article is based on an ongoing research project looking at purchaser-provider cooperation in health service development. The research is conducted by visiting researcher […]
Here's our Friday rundown of highlights from our site dedicated to exciting and fascinating matters connected with European public sector procurement - Public Spend Matters Europe. As […]
We wrote last week here about two public procurement legal cases – more detail is available on the Public Spend Matters Europe website an overview […]
Nicola Hall, managing director at Ingenica Solutions, which provides the first GS1 certified inventory management solution in the healthcare market, explains how to take advantage […]
So, if Ministers and NHS England go ahead, interfere with the market (not a usual Tory principle) and set a cap on fees for medical […]