The Telegraph online believes that Clegg has hinted that PCTs may be saved.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/8442288/Nick-Clegg-hints-that-PCTs-could-be-saved-in-NHS-reforms.html
Although close reading of the article appears to suggest that he wasn't going to be drawn on anything regarding PCTs. I don't know if that counts as a hint or not. However, we, dentists and others, have to start thinking about where we might be headed. Are dental services to be commissioned by a National Commissioning Board, or by PCTs (possibly retained as clusters), do PCTs still have the staff (many have left). Do dentists view retention of PCTs as a good thing or a bad thing? Would they prefer, or not prefer, a National Commissioning Board?
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