Structure of the NHS Quiz

Who is ultimately in charge of the NHS?

• The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care

• The Department of Health and Social Care

• NHS England

• Clinical Commissioning Groups

Where does the funding for the NHS come from?

• Private donations

• Charitable organizations

• Taxpayers' money

• Healthcare insurance premiums

What is the role of NHS England?

• To oversee the NHS and set national health policies

• To provide primary care services

• To commission specialized services

• To regulate the quality of care

What is the main role of Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs)?

• To provide primary care services

• To oversee the NHS and set national health policies

• To commission the majority of NHS services

• To regulate the quality of care

Which services are commissioned by NHS England on a national level?

• General practice services

• Specialized services, military and offender medical care services, and primary care services

• Community health services and emergency care

• Dentistry, pharmacy, and optometry services

What is the role of the Care Quality Commission (CQC)?

• To oversee the NHS and set national health policies

• To provide primary care services

• To commission specialized services

• To inspect and regulate healthcare providers

What is the purpose of integrated care systems?

• To provide primary care services

• To commission specialized services

• To coordinate health and care services in a certain geographical area

• To regulate the quality of care

What is the aim of joining general practices into primary care networks?

• To provide primary care services

• To commission specialized services

• To lower hospital admissions

• To regulate the quality of care

What is one of the key objectives of the NHS long-term plan?

• To provide primary care services

• To commission specialized services

• To improve care outside of hospitals

• To regulate the quality of care

What is the goal of the NHS in terms of digital technology for healthcare provision?

• To provide primary care services online

• To commission specialized services

• To improve access to GP services through online tools

• To regulate the quality of care