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Registration of primary medical services providers with the Care Quality Commission: Response to a consultation on a proposed change to the date of registration

Monday, 10 October 2011
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Registration of primary medical services providers with the Care Quality Commission: Response to a consultation on a proposed change to the date of registration
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The Departments response to the consultation on the timing of the registration of providers of NHS primary medical services with the Care Quality…

The Departments response to the consultation on the timing of the registration of providers of NHS primary medical services with the Care Quality Commission has been published.

The Department has decided to defer the registration of most providers of NHS primary medical services for one year until 1st April 2013. The registration of providers of NHS primary medical services out of hous to patients who are not registered with that provider will go ahead from 1st April 2012.

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