Financing the NHS

Reforming the National Health Service was always going to need tough calls – but it may be the only answer to long-term financial survival, reports Jaimie Kaffash

It’s been six years since then leader of the opposition David Cameron spelled out his priority in three letters: NHS. Since then, the coalition government has begun the biggest reconfiguration of the health service in its 54-year history.

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