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Government strategies and policies aimed at providing a broad range of health care services and facilities.
This section includes information on primary, secondary, integrated and emergency care, National Service Frameworks and other health care related policies
Same-sex accommodation
The same-sex accommodation: your privacy, our responsibility campaign aims to all but eliminate mixed sex accommodation from hospitals in England by 2010. Find out why same-sex accommodation is such an important part of the privacy and dignity agenda and how the NHS is supporting hospitals to meet this target and deliver the best possible experience for all patients.
Prime Minister’s Commission on the Future of Nursing and Midwifery
Ann Keen MP, Parliamentary Under-Secretary for Health Services, introduces The Prime Minister’s Commission on the Future of Nursing and Midwifery.
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National service frameworks
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Modernising Midwifery Careers UK
This project was commissioned by the four UK Chief Nursing Officers to look at the future direction of midwifery. A project-dedicated website has just been launched to update all stakeholders and users on the development of the project.
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