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NSF has helped change ageist attitudes in health care, ‘tsar’ for older people claims

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The National Service Framework for Older People (NSF) has changed the culture of the NHS and has a bigger 'reach' than any other health framework, the government's older people's 'tsar' has said.

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The National Service Framework for Older People (NSF) has changed the culture of the NHS and has a bigger 'reach' than any other health framework, the government's older people's 'tsar' has said.

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The National Service Framework for Older People (NSF) has changed the culture of the NHS and has a bigger 'reach' than any other health framework, the government's older people's 'tsar' has said.

Key concepts: Older people, National Service Framework, Government (linguistics), Health care, Service (business), Nursing, Psychology, Gerontology

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