Health Service Journal
Andrew Burnell
Andrew Burnell is chief executive of City Health Care Partnership CIC.
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'This business model lets us focus on quality services and safe staff'
20-Feb-2012
The outcome of co-ownership at a healthcare organisation has been a cultural belief in the notion of quality care being delivered free from bureaucratic control, as Andrew Burnell reports. -
'Social enterprise is a real alternative to the big, bland offer'
3-Oct-2011
City Health Care Partnership CIC chief executive Andrew Burnell reports from the social enterprise’s first AGM how it is aiming to utilise its flexibility to deliver quality local services by making its offering bigger, and more sustainable. -
The right-to-request primary care trust: one year on
23 June 2011
A year ago, City Health Care Partnership became the first social enterprise to ‘go live’ through the right-to-request scheme. On its first anniversary, chief executive Andrew Burnell reports on how they are getting on. -
Real liberation: getting social enterprise right
11-Apr-2011
Last year, City Health Care Partnership in Hull overcame prejudice to become the first social enterprise to go live through the right to request scheme. Andrew Burnell explains. -
'Will community services boil down to "any willing price"?'
28-Feb-2011
At a recent senior company team meeting, I was discussing the changes envisaged in the Health and Social Care Bill and raised the notion about writing this article and calling it “any willing price”. -
The transition from primary care to independent provider
1-Feb-2011
Reflecting on our transition to an independent provider of NHS care, one central word that seems to have held a unique place within the process and still resonates with City Health Care Partnership CIC is: “why?”
