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What now for Kennally Care, as Hunt slams on the brakes?

What now for Kennally Care, as Hunt slams on the brakes?

Posted By theboss on 24th January 2018

24th January 2018 By Graham Smith The government has decided to pause its roll-out of Accountable Care, after MPs voiced “a great deal of concern” about the plans – which…

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