Proceeding contribution from Alan Keen (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 12 July 2010. It occurred during Ministerial statement on NHS White Paper.
NHS White Paper
If the Secretary of State is correct in saying that we need clinicians and GPs to have more influence and even control over the commissioning process, will he explain why he does not simply legislate for them to take over the current trusts? That would achieve his aim immediately, and if any inefficiencies appeared and changes to the management commissioning structure were needed—whether in the present PCTs or following reorganisation—they could take place after a period of time. Instead, these slash and burn proposals are going to cost millions of pounds and cause a lot of disruption.
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- Access Accountability Cost effectiveness Finance Drugs Innovation Health authorities General practitioners NHS Patients Pay Public expenditure Primary care trusts National Institute for Health and Care Excellence Standards Training Research Productivity Care Quality Commission
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