Annual Evidence Update on NHS Service Configuration 2010

From the Health Management specialist collection – AEU on NHS Service Configuration:

“The first part of this update includes material bearing on the general case for reconfiguration: the second on some of the drivers and consequences of reconfiguration and the third contains evidence bearing on the clinical case for change for some individual services where there has been particular pressure to change the ways services are delivered in the expectation that better quality care would be achieved. This update focuses on recent publications.”

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