The complexities of integrating evidence-based preventative health into England's NHS: lessons learnt from the case of PrEP
Abstract Background The integration of preventative health services into England's National Health Service is one of the cornerstones of current health policy. This integration is primarily envisaged through the removal of legislation that blocks collaborations between NHS organisations, local...
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Main Authors: | Tehseen Khan (Author), Clare Coultas (Author), Katharina Kieslich (Author), Peter Littlejohns (Author) |
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