The NHS five year forward view: lessons from the United States in developing new care models

Stephen M Shortell; R. Addicott; Nicola Walsh; C. Ham

doi:10.1136/bmj.h2005

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All political parties have endorsed NHS plans for greater integration of care in the next parliament. <b>Stephen Shortell and colleagues </b>use US experience to suggest what is needed to make it happen

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