- Anne Gulland
- London
A north-south divide is emerging in the NHS, with hospitals in the north and the Midlands performing better than those in the south, according to the Commission for Health Improvement.
A summary of the commission's 175 inspections since its inception two years ago shows that trusts in the north and the Midlands have fewer areas of concern and stronger …
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