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Doctors sceptical of reforms
<a href="http://pulsetoday.co.uk/newsarticle-content/-/article_display_list/11044598/profession-unconvinced-by-white-paper-reforms-king-s-fund-survey-finds">GPs and hospital doctors are sceptical of the Government's health reforms, do not believe they will improve patient care and fear they will hamper the NHS's efforts to achieve massive efficiency savings, a large-scale survey by the King's Fund finds -
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Dr Steve Field steps up to front the listening exercise
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Chair of the RCGP questions the listening exercise
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NHS Alliance launches rival exercise
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Angry letters and comments in Pulse
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A senior DH advisor attacks the reforms panel
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Professor Field gives an exclusive interview with Pulse
'I was offered this because people felt that I would be independent, strong-minded', he told reporter Gareth Iacobucci. -
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Forum recommends rewrite
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Bill could be sent back to Commons, admits Lansley
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Plans to increase competition under 'any qualified provider'
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Protests step up over 'doomsday' NHS reforms
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CCGs sign landmark deal with private firms
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DH to transfer new powers to NHS Commissioning Board
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Health bill is chance to empower GPs, says new NHS Board Chief
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LMC leaders step down to avoid conflict of interest with CCGs
LMC leaders step down to avoid conflict of interest with CCG boards -
Health minister criticises 'zombie-like' health bill opponents
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CCG mergers expected as management allowance set at £25 p/head
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GPs quit CCG roles as commissioning enthusiasts lose heart
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RCGP seeks mandate for health bill opposition
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98% of RCGP members want the health bill scrapped
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Department of Health paid RCGP for 'support'
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Meldrum in war of words with Lansley
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NHS Commissioning Board to start up
The NHS Commissioning Board will be formally established; it will begin to authorise CQCs. SHAs will have been clustering up until this point in preparation. -
PCTs and SHAs to be axed
PCTs and SHAs will be axed; ready clinical commissioning groups (CCG) will take on budgetary responsbility; by now all GPs must be in at least a CCG. Remaining CCGs will take on commissioning powers when ready, however no deadline was set for this in the initial reforms relaunch.