The Health and Social Care Act 2012: the tale in a timeline

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This timeline is published alongside Never Again? The story of the Health and Social Care Act 2012 by Nicholas Timmins for The King’s Fund and the Institute for Government. It is a visual guide through the events that led to the Act reaching the statute book. It sets current NHS reforms within a historical context  from the creation of the internal market in 1989, to the establishment of the first Foundation Trust in 2004, to the passing of the most recent controversial legislation.

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#1346 Robert Godson
HomeInstead West Lancs & Chorley

Excellent visual insight into a long and complex political journey, Oh and a web of delays, sound bites, smoke & mirrors and very long grass. High quality care, based on individual needs, delivered with respect and dignity.

#1347 Richard Segall Jones

One slide seems to have the wrong date - 28 June 2012 shown as pre-royal assent.

Otherwise, an interesting trip down recent memory lane.

RSJ

#1348 Sarah Tucker
Assistant Web Editor
The King's Fund

Hi Robert

Thanks for pointing out - this has been amended now.

Sarah

#2316 stacey
care worker
work with kids

i think this is very help full to all health and social care workers.

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