1998British Journal of Therapy and RehabilitationRequires access

Partnerships in the NHS: the White Paper reforms

Phil Gray

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Few of us would argue with the Government's plans for a new kind of NHS. The White Paper sets out commendable proposals — all professions pulling in the same direction, sharing experience and expertise to deliver fast, consistent and clinically effective treatments.

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Few of us would argue with the Government's plans for a new kind of NHS. The White Paper sets out commendable proposals — all professions pulling in the same direction, sharing experience and expertise to deliver fast, consistent and clinically effective treatments.

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Few of us would argue with the Government's plans for a new kind of NHS. The White Paper sets out commendable proposals — all professions pulling in the same direction, sharing experience and expertise to deliver fast, consistent and clinically effective treatments.

Key concepts: White paper, White (mutation), Government (linguistics), Public administration, Political science, Medicine, Public relations, Law

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