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Mixed sex accommodation in NHS hospitals ‘on way out’

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Healthcare Market News (News) March 1998Figures released this month by the Department of Health show that 70% of all health authorities will have eliminated mixed sex accommodation by the end of next year. By 2002, 95% of health authorities are expected to have achieved targets for ensuring proper segregation of men and women in NHS…

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