Links to information about the planned change to Cornwall NHS to an Accountable Care Organisation/System
In an accountable care system (ACS) several healthcare organisations agree to provide all health and social care for a given population. An accountable care organisation (ACO) is a body that manages the agreements to establish such a system and is accountable for all care. Distinctions between the two terms are often overlooked, and they are sometimes used interchangeably. - Tom Moberly definition in BMJ

What are Accountable Care Organisations? - other definitions
NHS England - Accountable Care Systems
ACOs explained by King's Fund
Accountable care systems: what are they and what do they mean for the NHS - BMA
Why we should be concerned about ACOs - BMJ (free to read for 14 days)
NHS England - Accountable Care Systems
ACOs explained by King's Fund
Accountable care systems: what are they and what do they mean for the NHS - BMA
Why we should be concerned about ACOs - BMJ (free to read for 14 days)