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The mythbuster: The best way to replace NHS England

Summary by Health Service Journal

The government must decide between centralised or decentralised control of the NHS, with history showing the latter is the better option

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NHS England abolished: a bold cure or a risky operation?

The establishment of NHS England (NHSE) to undertake functions previously the responsibility of the then Department of Health (now DHSC) took place 13 years ago, following the enactment of the Health and Social Care Act 2012 - primarily the result of policies of the secretary of state for health at the time, Andrew Lansley.

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NHS England abolishment: Health Tech leaders react to Starmer's bold restructuring

The healthcare sector is facing a significant shake-up following Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s announcement to abolish NHS England and bring healthcare administration back under direct government control The timing of this decision raises important questions: Why abolish NHS England now, and is it the right move from Keir Starmer and Health Secretary Wes Streeting? The government’s ambitious 10-year Health Plan (due to be published in June) aims…

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