Now Hunt's back in the job, here's the top issues he needs to address.
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Nurs Stand. 2016 Jul 20;30(47):3. doi: 10.7748/ns.30.47.3.s1.
PMID:27440321
Abstract
Jeremy Hunt is back in his office at Richmond House, home of the Department of Health in London, for the foreseeable future - and against expectations. Even he must have thought that his time was up. Attention will now focus on what he should do next given his new lease of life, so here's what Nursing Standard would like him to tackle first.
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