… workers hired as public servants and with public health care establishments such as hospitals,
clinics, emergency services, etc. The … New localism in the English NHS: what is it for? …

… that good health is about more than the National Health Service (NHS) – it is about good
food, warm homes, decent jobs, good education, close friends and open green and safe public …

… curative services (Dawson, 1920). Following the establishment of the National Health Service
… providing higher quality care, as encapsulated in the somewhat disparaging words of then …

… curative services (Dawson, 1920). Following the establishment of the National Health Service
… providing higher quality care, as encapsulated in the somewhat disparaging words of then …

… with greater demographic challenges and with greater competition for resources will be
more likely to have responded to this new localism by imposing cuts to these three schemes. …

… in England to illustrate our argument that localist policymaking … post-2010 localist agenda of
successive UK governments has also … At the very least, we seek to demonstrate that localism …

… free personal and nursing care in Scotland and free prescriptions for medicines under the
National Health Service (NHS) in all three – in all cases different to the approach in England. …

… The Citadel (1937) and interwar plans for reforming medical care. The second half of this
chapter examines the alterations to medical care that occurred during World War II, namely the …

… We then discuss the development of health services in the road to the NHS before considering
a range of candidate critical junctures in the creation of the NHS in the period in the years …

… Our overall view is that the move to local government for many public health services was
the … between localism and the agency’s [Public Health England] responsibility for improving …