Health Care Commissioning is the process by which health services are planned, purchased, and monitored to meet the needs of a population. It involves assessing the health needs of a community, determining the services required, and ensuring that these services are delivered effectively and efficiently. Commissioning aims to improve health outcomes by allocating resources wisely and ensuring that providers meet quality standards. This process often involves collaboration between various stakeholders, including health care providers, government agencies, and the community, to create a comprehensive health care system that addresses diverse needs.