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Martin McKee, of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, thinks that there will be an increasing need for a health policy developed at a European level, to co-ordinate standards and training: in theory, all doctors who qualify in the EU are equal; in practice, some are more equal than others.But more important than the pressure to centralise will be the power that accrues to patients.
Centralised data analyses will be conducted by the Spanish team.
For both the Park Royal on Pickering and the Bosco Verticale, the upkeep will be centralised and carried out by specialist staff.
Consultant-led obstetric services will continue at Bronglais, Glangwili and Withybush hospitals and paediatric high dependency care will be centralised at Glangwili.
The randomisation process will be centralised at the Pharmacy Service of the Hospital Universitari Arnau de Vinalova.
The randomising will be centralised and generated by computer according to stratified groups to ensure a similar distribution of the possible confounding variables in both groups.
BT will be paid to centralise and run IT services for the council and some NHS organisations in Cornwall.
The authorisation process is a reminder that the post-reform NHS will be even more centralised.
The service is also looking to extend the use of mobile devices to include staff using tablets to input data during home visits that will be fed into the centralised Community Safety system.
He'll inevitably be its figurehead, but won't be its chief, and there will be no official 'steering committee' or centralised body organising how it works.
