Lansley supports his focus on quality but identifies him with a trend he doesn't like, the perceived centralisation of services into super-sized hospitals.
There have been signs that Miliband is willing to be a prime minister who will reverse the near-permanent centralisation of power into a few hands and a few square miles.
It is possible that the centralisation of patients into cancer centres is partly responsible for the excellent survival results.
Unnecessary centralisation in the city through real-estate speculation.
However, standardisation is a force for centralisation in companies.
Moreover, the relatively favourable OS results may also be partly attributed to the effective centralisation of mCRC patients into comprehensive cancer centres (CCCs) which has been implemented in the Czech Republic as of 2006 [ 11].
When Simon Stevens became NHS England's chief executive in April 2014 he disavowed his predecessor David Nicholson's radical centralisation of specialist hospital treatment into far fewer places.
The centralisation of the management of severe polytrauma into specialised trauma centres as well as utilisation of aggressive screening criteria has seen a significant rise in the incidence of documented cerebrovascular injury in blunt trauma patients, particularly when applied to patients with an injury severity score greater than or equal to 16 [85, 86, 87, 88, 89, 890 91, 91].
Today, Alexander writes that after the government "instantly dismissed" the inquiry, "the review's email in-boxes [were] overflowing with messages not just about the findings that the press focused on – starting age, testing, centralisation – but with expressions of spluttering outrage shading into quiet despair at last week's statement".
Samuel warned against the centralisation of power which would turn the tribal confederacy into a monarchy, as well as the resulting militarism.
