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Patients would ‘go private’ if given the choice

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Healthcare Market News (News) August 2005Independent sector providers in Birmingham could make £35m a year from the patient choice programme as patients shun their local NHS hospitals in favour of the ‘private option’. The figure comes from a modelling exercise conducted by Birmingham and the Black Country strategic health authority (SHA) after a MORI survey…

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