Can the government's proposals for NHS reform be made to work?

2011/03/31 by Kieran Walshe, C. Ham · 1 citation
Health Professions · #Health Services Management and Policy #Healthcare Systems and Challenges #Child and Adolescent Health

paper · doi:10.1136/bmj.d2038

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Abstract

The new health bill is contentious, and growing professional opposition to some aspects could undermine the reforms. <b>Kieran Walshe </b>and <b>Chris Ham</b> suggest some changes that may help the government to make its reforms work

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