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There’s a phrase that seems to have come with the publication of every recent NHS service change proposal. We hear it from senior doctors and nurses in local television interviews. NHS commissioners utter it on the radio and at public governance meetings. And we see it in the statements issued to the local press. “Doing

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Just as we were all packing up for Christmas – we have a High Court judgment to give pro-status-quo campaigners festive encouragement and Town Hall bosses a reason to think twice before galloping ahead with devolution deals. In reality, those with most to worry about may be public engagement professionals and consultants who have to

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