Personal health budgets are an important current policy direction for health care in England. People who are eligible for NHS Continuing Healthcare now have a right to ask for a personal health budgets and this becomes a 'right to have' from October 2014. The decision to roll out personal health budgets followed a three-year Department of Health pilot programme that began in 2009, and an independent evaluation that ran alongside.

Publications from the Evaluation

		Final report
		Executive summary
		1st Interim report
		2nd Interim report
		3rd Interim report
		4th Interim report
		5th Interim report
		Personal health budgets and maternity care
		Implementing personal health budgets within substance misuse services