Articles

Building Long-Term Strategic Partnerships in ABI Commissioning

Sustainable ABI services are built on long-term strategic partnerships rather than transactional commissioning. This article explains how providers can position themselves as trusted system partners.

Managing Disputes and Challenge in ABI Commissioning Relationships

Disagreement and challenge are sometimes unavoidable in acquired brain injury commissioning. This article explains how providers can manage disputes professionally while protecting outcomes, safety and long-term relationships.

Aligning ABI Services With Neuro-Rehabilitation Outcomes Frameworks

Commissioners increasingly expect ABI services to align with neuro-rehabilitation outcomes frameworks. This article explains how providers can integrate clinical and social care outcome measures effectively.

Managing Transitions Between Health and Social Care in ABI Pathways

Transitions between health and social care present significant risk for people with acquired brain injury. This article explains how providers can manage transitions safely while meeting commissioner and system expectations.

Managing Package Reviews and Funding Changes in ABI Services

Funding reviews are common in acquired brain injury services and can be destabilising if poorly managed. This article explains how providers can respond constructively while protecting outcomes and safety.

Demonstrating Value for Money in Acquired Brain Injury Commissioning

Commissioners increasingly expect ABI providers to evidence value for money alongside quality and outcomes. This article explains how services can demonstrate cost effectiveness while maintaining safe, person-centred support.

Preparing ABI Services for Commissioner Reviews and Contract Monitoring

Commissioner reviews and contract monitoring are central to ABI service sustainability. This article explains how providers can prepare robust evidence, demonstrate outcomes and respond confidently to scrutiny.

Working With Neuro-Rehabilitation Partners in Acquired Brain Injury Pathways

Effective ABI services depend on close working with neuro-rehabilitation partners across health and social care. This article explains how providers can coordinate roles, share outcomes and maintain safe, joined-up pathways.

Navigating ICB Expectations in Acquired Brain Injury Support Services

Integrated Care Boards play a growing role in acquired brain injury pathways. This article explains how providers can align with ICB priorities while maintaining clear accountability and outcomes focus.

Working Effectively With Commissioners in Acquired Brain Injury Services

Strong commissioner relationships are critical to sustainable acquired brain injury services. This article explains how providers can work transparently with commissioners while evidencing outcomes, managing risk and meeting system expectations.