Quality of care.

By Jason Goh. Clinical medicine (London), 2010

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Editor – I am moved by Professor Allan's elegy to bygone NHS virtues of ‘calm caring and gentle pace of clinical life… and all the time in the world to deliver compassionate care' ( Clin Med October 2009 p 407). One's immediate instinct would be to say ‘Ah, but times have changed' – only

Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, General Health Professions

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