What does CFPS mean in BRITISH MEDICINE

Public scrutiny involves the review and investigation of plans, decisions, policies or activities of any organisation by individuals who are independent from those responsible for making them. It helps to ensure that services are being delivered successfully and efficiently, by allowing third parties to assess the effectiveness of strategies or performance in an impartial way.

The CfPS provides advice, guidance and support to organisations on developing effective approaches to public scrutiny. This includes training courses on how best to carry out investigations into various issues concerning an organisation’s work as well as providing resources such as diagnostic tools and benchmarking exercises.

No, the Centre for Public Scrutiny runs purely off of private donations from individuals or organisations who believe in their mission.

Yes! The Centre for Public Scrutiny publishes a range of reports on topics relevant to their mission and research findings on various forms of public scrutiny. These can be found on their website at www.cfps.org/publications

Yes, upon request, the Centre for Public Scrutiny can provide bespoke services tailored to meet individual needs within an organisation needing help with public scrutiny processes. They can also arrange facilitated workshops with their professional team who provide insight into varied areas of public service delivery standards and techniques.

There are many ways you can get involved with the Centre for Public Scrutiny including becoming a member, attending events or taking part in discussion forums through their website or social media channels such as Twitter or LinkedIn.