Training in the NHS costs £5bn a year. Alison Moore reports from a lively HSJ roundtable discussion on the government’s plans to reform it.
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Anonymous | 23-Jan-2012 5:42 pm
The introductory paragraph is wrong, surely?
"Training" is an investment.
It's "not training" which is a cost.
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Anonymous | 27-Jan-2012 9:31 am
You seemed to have missed the £5bn bit. "Costs" and "investments" are not mutually exclusive.
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