
NHS: Government plans to reverse Cameron-era reforms
Getty ImagesThe government is planning to reverse reforms of the NHS in England introduced under David Cameron in 2012, a leaked document suggests. The changes would aim to tackle bureaucracy and encourage health services from hospitals to GP surgeries and social care to work more closely.The draft policy paper also says the health secretary would take more direct control over NHS England.The Department for Health and Social Care said it did not comment on leaks.A spokesman added that details would be set out in due course.Social care reform needed within a year - NHS boss11 charts on the problems facing the NHSThe reforms by Mr Cameron's government in 2012 saw the creation of NHS England - to run the health service - and the scrapping of primary care trusts in favour of GP-led clinical co...