NHS reforms that could be on the way out The Lansley reforms, remember them? Those changes to the NHS that reorganised everything, cost lots and lots and lots of money, and really stretched David Cameron's perpetual efforts to show he loved the NHS? Well some elements of them might, just might be on the way out.
In 2012 the government, after months of arguments, brought in huge changes to the way the NHS in England is run.
The idea was to give GPs more power to spend the cash - the argument being they understand the needs of patients better, so would allocate cash more widely.
Six years later, that is not quite how it has come to pass, with the reforms criticised far and wide for being too complicated, too disruptive, and also too expensive. BBC News
In 2012 the government, after months of arguments, brought in huge changes to the way the NHS in England is run.
The idea was to give GPs more power to spend the cash - the argument being they understand the needs of patients better, so would allocate cash more widely.
Six years later, that is not quite how it has come to pass, with the reforms criticised far and wide for being too complicated, too disruptive, and also too expensive. BBC News
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