This week Penny Dash’s long-awaited review into safety and quality put cost-effectiveness at the heart of implementing future recommendations from reviews and inquiries.
We cover the biggest changes – including the scrapping of Healthwatch – and whether yet more upheaval will be worth it.
Also this week an update on the next phase of the government’s neighbourhood health plans.
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