The Department of Health has announced details of the new consortium that will run the national clinical audit and patients' outcomes programme.
Management of the programme has been awarded to a consortium comprised of the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, the Royal College of Nursing and the Long Term Conditions Alliance, which will be known as the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership.
The programme was previously managed by the Healthcare Commission.
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