Centrifugal reforms have to be part of reforming the NHS. So what do they look like?

(Note: There was a comment yesterday from The Jobbing Doctor that I would like to share with everyone. The Jobbing Doctor seemed to think that I was masquerading as being impartial. I apologise if I have ever given that impression. I am partial. I have an argument and I have a position. What I try and do is explain that position, and how that position makes sense of what is going on in the NHS.

He also quite rightly pointed out that I was involved at the heart of Government between the years 2001-2007 when I advised two Secretaries of State and the then Prime Minister. My experience of carrying out those roles deeply informs the position that I have and I am very happy to take responsibility for my part in those reforms.

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