Future of Guy's hospital finalised

doi:10.1136/bmj.317.7160.702b

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John Warden, parliamentary correspondent

Years of uncertainty over the future of Guy's Hospital in London have now ended with a reconfiguration of patient services between Guy's and St Thomas' hospitals. The two hospitals were merged into a single management trust in 1993.

While most acute services will be transferred to St Thomas' hospital, the new rationalisation will keep more services at Guy's than was previously planned, with inpatient …