HEALTH

Does all this NHS reform really require legislation?

The problem with the Health and Social Care Bill is that it moves reform backwards.

By Paul Corrigan | 06 February 2012

The problem with the Health and Social Care Bill is that it moves reform backwards.

Over the weekend I had several conversations with journalists questioning whether the Government really needed a Bill to achieve the main themes of the NHS reforms that they want.

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Popular articles by Paul Corrigan

  1. Good form
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  3. Just what was the BMA opposing in 1948?
  4. Bevan's nuanced and clever view of the NHS
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