The first 100 days: what the election result means for health and social care
- Date
- 21 May 2015
- Location
- Online
- Price
- Free event
This was the first in a series of breakfast events focusing on the first 100 days of the new government. Saffron Cordery, Dr Sarah Wollaston MP and Nick Timmins discussed what the election result means for health and social care. You can listen to all three talks here.
Speakers
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Saffron Cordery
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Dr Sarah Wollaston MP
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Nicholas Timmins
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