Knowledge Series

The Clinical Governance Gap Between Private Healthcare Organisations

Four articles on the risks that exist at organisational crossings — and what to do about them.

For medical directors, CSOs, and insurer compliance leads. See also: Private Healthcare | For Clinical Safety Officers

4 Articles
2 hrs Reading Time
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Why This Series Matters

CQC inspects your organisation. GMC regulates your consultants. FCA oversees your insurer. Each regulator examines the node. None of them examine the crossing — the point where clinical information must flow, clinical responsibility must transfer, and clinical risk must be governed between one organisation and the next.

Private healthcare providers operate across more organisational boundaries than at any point in their history. NHS referral pathways, insurer authorisation chains, sub-contracted services, cross-provider care pathways, PE portfolio integrations. This series examines what those ungoverned crossings cost — clinically, commercially, and existentially — and how the Seven Flows methodology makes the gap measurable and closable.

Articles

From invisible risks to structural remediation

For Who

  • Private hospital group boards
  • Medical directors and Responsible Officers
  • Private medical insurers
  • PE investors and operating partners
  • Clinical Safety Officers in private healthcare
  • Consultants working across NHS and private

Key Themes

  • Patient safety at organisational crossings
  • Regulatory and personal liability exposure
  • Growth constraints from ungoverned boundaries
  • Data governance across clinical-commercial boundaries
  • M&A due diligence and boundary risk
  • The Seven Flows Boundary Governance Audit

Related Series

Private Healthcare Governance Framework

Eight articles mapping governance gaps from practising privileges to the digital front door — the companion series covering the full private healthcare governance landscape.

Series Author

Julian Bradder
CEO, Inference Clinical
julian@inferenceclinical.com

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