This is an excellent draft speech by Jeremy Hunt, the UK’s Secretary of State for Health. It’s a MUST READ. Check it out!
via Future of primary care – Speeches – GOV.UK.
In my view, this is a fine speech and is sensitive to the issues. It’s uses the right language and talks about four years of transformation.
As a former transformation specialist, I am a little worried that the proposal has been properly risked assessed and costed.
Any thoughts?
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