Friends and relations

Nicola Walsh; June Huntington; Marian Barnes; Helen Rogers; Darrin Baines

Friends and relations

Nicola Walsh
, June Huntington
, Marian Barnes
, Helen Rogers
, Darrin Baines

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Abstract

Personal medical services pilot schemes remain internally focused. In many areas hospital doctors' willingness to work with general practice has been hampered by chief executives' fear of loss of income. Health authorities have generally failed to take responsibility for the pilot schemes. There are some fears of the schemes creating inequity at local level.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	28
Number of pages	1
Journal	Health Service Journal
Volume	110
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2000

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