Today an article I wrote about Labour's lamentable NHS legacy is featured on the Blue Blog.
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Psychiatry and Politics.
Dr Michelle Tempest is a psychiatrist and editor of The Future of the NHS. All views expressed are personal and do not represent any professional or organisational body.
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2 comments:
How does the bureaucracy work there? here it has been centralised and has taken away the power for hospitals to have a ceo and a board. This had caused a doubling of red tape and delays in getting information flows through the hospitals.
Our Liberals ( conservatives) are promising to replace the centralised system with a local system to tailor hospitals to the needs of the region. if they win the next election.
Thanks Simon. It is exactly how you describe - red tape stifling patient care.
There are clearly some interesting parallels on each side of the globe :-)
Michelle
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