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Question: How did a Government committed to social enterprise close down parts to build third sector capacity?

Paul Corrigan looks at how the NHS reform has become a mess for the Government.

By Paul Corrigan | 27 February 2012

Answer: Because it lost control of NHS reform.

Today – or if they don't get to it on Wednesday – the House of Lords will stage a further debate about stopping the development of the third sector in the NHS.

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Popular articles by Paul Corrigan

  1. Good form
  2. New models for creating more value from patients.
  3. Just what was the BMA opposing in 1948?
  4. Bevan's nuanced and clever view of the NHS
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