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Dalton Review Concerning Options for Providers of NHS Care (Department of Health / King’s Fund / KPMG / NHS Improvement)

Posted on August 15, 2014 by Dementia and Elderly Care News

Summary Sir David Dalton’s independent review of possible new options for providers of NHS care remains open for comments until the August 31st 2014. Full Text Link Reference Dalton Review 2014: new options for providers of NHS care. London [Online]: … Continue reading →

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