Inside View: Sex and drugs but no rock 'n' roll

It now seems hard to believe, but before the health reforms, we had no idea how much was spent on public health as PCTs were simply left to spend what they wished from their overall NHS budgets.

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By David Buck | 14 August 2013

It now seems hard to believe, but before the health reforms, we had no idea how much was spent on public health as PCTs were simply left to spend what they wished from their overall NHS budgets.

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David Buck

Popular articles by David Buck

  1. Perverse consequences of public health cutbacks
  2. Priorities must come first
  3. Sex and drugs, (not) rock and roll
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