An NHS Constitution for England (21st February 2008)
The government should have less say in the day-to-day running of the NHS in England, the BMA says today (Thursday 21 February, 2008). In the first of a series of discussion papers on NHS reform in England, the BMA proposes a formal constitution for the NHS, and with it greater independence from party politics. The paper argues that health professionals, in consultation with patients, should have much greater involvement in the management of the NHS.
Click here for the Discussion Paper
The government should have less say in the day-to-day running of the NHS in England, the BMA says today (Thursday 21 February, 2008). In the first of a series of discussion papers on NHS reform in England, the BMA proposes a formal constitution for the NHS, and with it greater independence from party politics. The paper argues that health professionals, in consultation with patients, should have much greater involvement in the management of the NHS.
Click here for the Discussion Paper
The Local Involvement Networks (Duty of Services-Providers to Allow Entry) Regulations 2008 (25th February 2008)
These regulations impose a duty on services-providers to allow authorised representatives of local involvement networks (LINks) to enter and view certain premises in certain circumstances and observe the carrying-on of certain activities on those premises.
Click here for the Explanatory Memorandum
Click here for the Regulations
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