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Stop the top-down reorganisations of the NHS

We will stop the top-down reorganisations of the NHS that have got in the way of patient care. We are committed to reducing duplication and the resources spent on administration, and diverting these resources back to front-line care.

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22. NHS
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Stop the top-down reorganisations of the NHS
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£10m pa beyond 2011 to support children’s hospices
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Continuous improvement of the quality of services to patients
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Create a Cancer Drugs Fund
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Cut the cost of NHS administration by a third
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Cut the number of health quangos
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Develop a 24/7 urgent care service in every area of England
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Enable patients to rate hospitals and doctors
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Encourage NHS organisations to work better with local police force
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Ensure a stronger voice for patients on local PCT board
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Establish an independent NHS board to allocate resources
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Foreign healthcare professionals working in the NHS
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Give every patient the power to choose any healthcare provider
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Guarantee real health spending increases in each year of Parliament
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Gve every patient the right to register with the GP they want
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Gvie front-line staff more control of their working environment
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Help elderly people live at home for longer
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Introduce a new dentistry contract
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Local authority right to challenge health organisations
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Local PCT will act as a champion for patients
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Make the NHS work better
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Measure success on the health results that really matter
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Prioritise dementia research within the health R&D budget
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Publish detailed data about healthcare provider performance online
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Put patients in charge of making decisions about their care
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Reform NICE and move to a system of value-based pricing
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Renegotiate the GP contract
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Stop the centrally dictated closure of A&E and maternity wards
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Strengthen the power of GPs as patients’ expert guides
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Strengthen the role of the Care Quality Commission
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