Hospital trusts ‘off-track’ on performance targets or running financial deficits are ‘named and shamed’ in new league tables
Hospital trusts ‘off-track’ on performance targets or running financial deficits are ‘named and shamed’ in new league tables
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Hospital trusts have been 'named and shamed' for the first time as part of Labour’s promise to reform the 'broken' health service
Critics question the usability of new league tables meant to inform the public and let them exercise choice.
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