Transparency in the NHS: Basic Right or Unnecessary Invasion?
As avid followers of current affairs in the health sector will know, transparency has become a topic we’re used to seeing dominating the press amidst the Mid-Staffs scandal. The primary aim of increased transparency within healthcare is fundamentally looking to bring the NHS focus back to patient care by publishing data focusing on lives not […]
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