Health policy is 'tackling yesterday's problems' and failing to keep up with key priorities such as improving treatment for people with long-term conditions, says a report published today.
In a report for the Nuffield Trust, Chris Ham, professor of health policy and management at Birmingham University, calls for more joint working between professionals in primary and secondary care.
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