REFORMING THE NHS IN THE 1990s . SUCCESS OR FAILURE ? The health care system of many countries throughout the developed world are being reformed and restructed. In the current ferment of change and experimentation, the British Health service is in the forefront. A pioneering concept in 1948, the NHS remained the prime example of a centrally planned and funded public health servive. In 1990 it again pioneered a new model of organising and delierening health services. By the …showed first 75 words of 1687 total…

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