NHS England
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NHS England is not the same as ‘the NHS in England’. The NHS in England is not a single public body but is made up
of a range of organisations including Hospitals and Ambulance Trusts. NHS England is responsible for
commissioning primary care services such as GP and dental surgeries, as well as certain types of care services.[1]


On 1st February, NHS Digital merged with NHS England.


From April 2013, NHS England has taken on many of the functions of the former primary care trusts (PCTs) with regard to the commissioning of primary care health services, as well as some nationally-based functions previously undertaken by the Department of Health.


The body was previously legally named the National Health Service Commissioning Board, and was preceded by the NHS Commissioning Board Authority.


NHSX is part of the NHS Transformation Directorate at NHS England. NHSX has responsibility for setting national policy and developing best practice for National Health Service technology, digital and data, including data sharing and transparency. (Source: Wikipedia)