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Queen’s Speech – what we thought about the Draft Care and Support Bill

Posted on May 10, 2012 by Julia Manning

Having just survived a turbulent Health and Social Care Bill, and with the legal repercussions of the grueling Mid Staffs Inquiry delayed by the report being postponed until the autumn, another Health Bill was not likely. But everyone expected, nearly … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Bill, Dilnot, Dilnot Commission, health and social care bill 2011, National Health Service, older people, Queen's Speech; Social Care; Funding | Leave a comment

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Queen’s Speech – what we thought about the Draft Care and Support Bill

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