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This briefing note forms part of our wider study into the outsourcing of NHS eye care services to the private sector.
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From care homes to cancer treatment, millions are being siphoned out of the system every year – usually to the detriment of services
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This briefing note forms part of our wider study into the outsourcing of NHS eye care services to the private sector.
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CHPI has made a huge contribution to health policy this year, and you can read more about it here.
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This briefing note forms part of our wider study into the outsourcing of NHS eye care services to the private sector.
This briefing note forms part of our wider study into the outsourcing of NHS eye care services to the private sector.
New report shows the significant impact of inflation on NHS Trusts with PFI schemes, with large profits and dividend payments continuing to be made by PFI companies.
This report presents the views of England’s Directors of Public Health on the latest reforms to public health.
From care homes to cancer treatment, millions are being siphoned out of the system every year – usually to the detriment of services
Private Finance Initiative (PFI) costs continue to grow in the NHS, even as other healthcare budgets are stretched further and profits extracted.
