Today's NHS. Good for people's bodies and minds

|December 10, 1990

Abstract:

The Institute of Health Services Management met in Brighton in June to discuss the burning topics of the NHS today. The following four articles are based on papers presented at that conference. Here, Secretary of State William Waldegrave reasserts the founding principles of the NHS, while justifying the basic reasons for the reforms.

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