Going with the grain: Organising for a purpose

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In looking at reform, it is important to understand the longer heritage of the public sector. This suggests a future drawing on mutual ideas and principles as a powerful alternative to private ownership. It involves a new approach to organisational design which underpins a reformed service delivery model. This is examined through the example of Rochdale Boroughwide Housing, the UK's first mutual social housing provider, owned and controlled by its tenant and employee members. © 2014 Royal College of General Practitioners.

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Mills, C., & Swarbrick, G. (2014). Going with the grain: Organising for a purpose. London Journal of Primary Care, (6), 3–7. https://doi.org/10.1080/17571472.2014.11493404

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