Sentence examples for nhs a from inspiring English sources
7: How feasible is a seven-day NHS? A: At the moment it is hard to see that Cameron's ambition will be achieved any time soon.
Why can't that work in the NHS? A: There is no evidence, as he tried to argue in that speech, that competition will produce greater integration: point one.
For providers only providing treatment centre care (NHS A and E centres) or only providing telephone advice (NHS Direct), a random sample of 250 service users was chosen.
37 Limited generalisability of NHS a concern, as the NHS cohorts are comprised of middle to older aged women with high educational levels and with primarily Caucasian heritage.
This is manifest in the NHS carbon reduction strategy, which sets the NHS a target of reducing its 2007 carbon footprint by 15% by 2015.
That must have cost the NHS a pretty penny.
You and I are saving the NHS a fortune.
On extra money for the NHS, a key election battleground, Labour is in a tricky spot.
Decades of improvements to social housing have already saved the NHS a small fortune.
He also promised the NHS a greater say in the way in which it is run.
The system has "never been like the NHS, a service that largely provides for any need".
