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Survey suggests staff will vote against transfer to flagship social enterprise

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The government’s aim of encouraging more social enterprises into the emerging NHS market has been dealt a blow after staff at East Elmbridge and Mid Surrey primary care trust (PCT) said they would vote against being transferred to a flagship cooperative.Co-owned by over 700 nurses and therapists, Central Surrey Health (CSH) could be the largest…

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