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This document discusses strategic commissioning in Westminster City Council and the NHS Westminster. It introduces speakers who will discuss prioritizing resources based on understanding needs, sharing risks and resources with partners, and embedding cost and affordability. Topics covered include identifying community needs and priorities, specifying services to meet needs, monitoring services, and procuring services through agreements or contracts. Examples provided include a family recovery project and improving quality of life for older residents.
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