The biggest privatisation in NHS history: why we had to blow the whistle | Kate Godfrey Staffordshire was planning a £1.2bn sell-off of cancer and end-of-life care without proper patient consultation. But now a key leaked document reveals all.
I’m not a journalist, but as of this morning I know what it feels like to be part of the biggest leak in NHS history.
Published on openDemocracy, the memorandum of information for the £700m sell-off of Staffordshire cancer services is now available for the 800,000 directly affected and three million indirectly affected patients to read online.
Time and time again we have seen Staffordshire used as the proving ground for the 2012 Health and Social Care Act. Continue reading... The Guardian
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I’m not a journalist, but as of this morning I know what it feels like to be part of the biggest leak in NHS history.
Published on openDemocracy, the memorandum of information for the £700m sell-off of Staffordshire cancer services is now available for the 800,000 directly affected and three million indirectly affected patients to read online.
Time and time again we have seen Staffordshire used as the proving ground for the 2012 Health and Social Care Act. Continue reading... The Guardian
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