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Campaigners accuse PCTs of breaking consultation rules

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Primary care trusts (PCT) have been accused by campaigners of failing to conduct adequate public consultations on plans to create new GP-led health centres.A report published last month by the NHS Support Federation claimed that the consultation process was flawed and that a large number of PCTs had fallen short of their legal obligations to…

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