FOI release

FOI Pathology, back office and unsustainable services plans

Request for the submissions to NHS Improvement setting out plans for the consolidation of those services.

• From: Monitor
• Published: 28 September 2016
• Last updated: 8 December 2016 — See all updates

Applies to England

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FOI Pathology, back office and unsustainable services plans

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FOI - Internal review: Pathology, back office and unsustainable services plans

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Details

The request asked for the 2 page notes setting out plans for consolidation and re-provision of back office services, pathology services and unsustainable services, which NHS Improvement had asked trusts to submit by the end of July 2016.

If the submissions could not be provided, the request was for a list of all the services deemed unsustainable and the organisation they are run by.

The request was refused on the basis that the information in the submissions was intended for future publication, as part of the arrangements for Sustainability and Transformation Plans.

December 2016 update

Following an internal review, the original decision to withhold information was upheld on the basis of the application of sections 36 and 22 of the FOI Act.

Published 28 September 2016
Last updated 8 December 2016 + show all updates

1. 8 December 2016

   Updated with an internal review

2. 28 September 2016

   First published.