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A damn bad business: the NHS deformed

By: Publication details: London Victor Gollancz 1997Description: 285; bibl.; BookFindISBN:
  • 0575063106
Subject(s): Summary: HardbackSummary: This is an insider's account of the NHS reforms, tracing the events which led to Mrs Thatcher's secret review of the NHS; the doctor's violent opposition to the resolution; the attempts to persuade Kenneth Clarke, William Waldegrave, Virginia Bottomely, John Major and other ministers that the introduction of market principles into healthcare was doomed to prove an expensive failure; and the steady erosion of the best features of the NHS brought about by its commercialization.
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This is an insider's account of the NHS reforms, tracing the events which led to Mrs Thatcher's secret review of the NHS; the doctor's violent opposition to the resolution; the attempts to persuade Kenneth Clarke, William Waldegrave, Virginia Bottomely, John Major and other ministers that the introduction of market principles into healthcare was doomed to prove an expensive failure; and the steady erosion of the best features of the NHS brought about by its commercialization.

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