- Steven Forda
- a Five Stones, Heugh House Lane, Haydon Bridge, Northumberland NE47 6HJ
Editor-The recent white paper on primary care calls for the development of innovative models of care.1 A willingness to consider radical alternatives to established models is explicitly stated: “the government has no preconceived ideas.” An opportunity exists here for rural general practices to pilot a large scale, self funding …
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