He says that reforms can never end, and that the public services need reorganisation.
Cameron's flagrant dishonesty – "I'll cut the deficit, not the NHS", now neatly reversed – was matched by lies about "Brown's cuts" as he joined picket lines at Chase Farm hospital, long needing reorganisation, in 2007.
The appointment was inspired, for he had the capacity to carry through a much needed major reorganisation of the service, as well as the knowledge and imagination to develop social statistics, which had been seriously neglected over the years.
Fixing education will eventually need a reorganisation of the tax system, away from property taxes and towards an income tax.
However, Dr Chaand Nagpaul, chair of the British Medical Association's GPs' committee, says general practice does not need another reorganisation: "Instead, we should be focusing on tackling the serious workload and financial challenges facing GP practices, and supporting them … rather than wasting resources rearranging the NHS's already complicated bureaucracy".
At another point he said that he told ministers, after being appointed NHS chief executive in 2006, that "the last thing" the NHS needed was a reorganisation.
He said the last thing our economy needed was one reorganisation on top of another.
Special care for people with dental anxiety or phobia has a cost [ 12] and research studies are needed to support reorganisation of both dental teaching and dental services.
For preventive care (Pap testing) the focus was on increasing patient attendance through better patient support and education, with the reminder systems and practice reorganisation needed to support this.
Nicholson says in 2006 he said the last thing the NHS needed was another reorganisations.
