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Election survey: How popular are the parties' flagship health policies?

By David Williams2015-04-28T13:00:00+01:00

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Our exclusive pre-election poll tested the popularity of a series of key health policy pledges from across the political spectrum.

The HSJ/FTI Consulting survey found widespread support for ideas proposed by the Liberal Democrats, Conservatives and Labour, and that these messages had not necessarily translated into political advantage.

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