Women and the NHS bill. A crushing burden of care

Health Visitor

|March 1, 1990

Abstract:

The NHS and Community Care bill, if it becomes law, will undermine local health services. Hospitals and health authorities will have no legal obligation to provide even minimum services. Community health is at risk. Women will be the biggest losers.

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