Regulation in the NHS: is it good news?
The recent creation of five national agencies to regulate the NHS could
be the start of a genuinely new approach to improving performance and
management in the NHS. If politicians can be persuaded to let go, the
new agencies could learn from regulators in other sectors, says
Walshe (p 967), and they could focus regulation on delivering real
improvement for patients.
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