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http://www.lse.co.uk/share-regulatory-news.asp?shareprice=FTE&ArticleCode=1rvb62x8&ArticleHeadline=Sch_1_Update__Forte_Energy_NL Might explain a bit better what shares he sold.

He had shares from the RTO of FTE, which were not locked in.

Question is has he taken more out than he put in?

500 gap up hopefully lol.

Bad days yes lol. What you reckon here then on this latest fiasco. Seems his master has taught him well.

Commissioners must drive but leave providers to steer new care models. Commissioners can prompt local providers to embrace new service models and accountable care, according to Hill Dickinson partner Robert McGough. https://www.pcc-cic.org.uk/sites/default/files/articles/attachments/comm_excellence_november_2017_aw_web.pdf

Pushing more and more to outsorce services especially companies that can take on a management role. Totally PLC are heading that way. Commissioners re-procure through a single contract all relevant services � including core general practice. The contract holder will be lead provider in many cases for a broad range of community and primary medical services � and, in some cases, hospitalbased services. The involvement of core primary care services under the main contract would require GPs to be released from their existing GMS, PMS or APMS contract. GMS and PMS contracts could be suspended with the potential for them to be �reactivated� later. NHS England has worked with the BMA and the Department of Health on the changes in regulations needed to enact this suspension option, and it is expected to be available from 2018/19. As with the partial model, the holder of the ACO contract could sub-contract some service delivery � including primary care services, to practices, where they choose to be sub-contractors. https://www.pcc-cic.org.uk/sites/default/files/articles/attachments/comm_excellence_november_2017_aw_web.pdf

If you interested in the future for Toatlly then this is a must read. https://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Integrated-Urgent-Care-Service-Specification.pdf

He obviously hasn�t read it if he has then perhaps he needs to go back to school lol. Just goes to prove why the NHS want intergrated out of hours service as Shropdoc are an ambulance service and taking the easy option of supplying an ambulance and take them to the hospital rather than find out what is actually wrong with them. Shropdoc are on borrowed time with new tenders coming due to come out.

Integrated urgent care looks like it's here to stay and growing https://www.networks.nhs.uk/news/new-integrated-urgent-care-nhs-111-career-framework-and-job-descriptions

If you haven't got time to read the article then I haven't got time to tell you :-)

Dam it wrong link https://www.shropshirestar.com/news/health/2017/11/10/fears-raised-over-nhs-advice-line-in-shropshire/

As I mentioned earlier one of the reasons they want intergrated services, easy option is to use ambulances to send patients to hospital. That defeats the whole purpose of the 111 urgent care system https://simplywall.st/news/2017/10/10/who-owns-most-of-totally-plc-aimtly/

https://zephyr.bvdinfo.com//Report.serv?_CID=1&context=2RKP2WBVM8MWLVL&recorduniqueId=1907250561&UIMode=Advanced

I guess you could always put your shares in a xmas cracker in place of a joke or plastic toy.

Cheers just looking through it. Majority of scores were good just need to standardise procedures across all units and carry out periodic internal audits to ensure compliance. Not much to set up and audition could be combined with training. Internal or external wouldn't cost that much.

Letting anyone sell at a profit

Don't forget MT had shares prior to the RTO and they were the ones he sold. Not sure what he paid for them if anything but I'm sure he wouldn't have sold them at a loss. What amazes me is how he can appoint himself as a director again even if he is funding the company. It's almost as if it's his plaything to do as he feels. In out in. What next.

Actually not that bad, couple to sort out yes but majority rated good. https://www.cqc.org.uk/provider/1-199793496/services

Primecare and couple of others still looking but found this on integrated service http://www.gponline.com/gp-leaders-welcome-bid-integrate-nhs-111-out-of-hours-care/article/1355612