Source: The DDA 14.3.25
The DDA has called for primary care services to be rural-proofed with a named official for dispensing
practice, following the shock announcement yesterday that NHS England is to be abolished.
In a speech, Prime Minister Kier Starmer said that shuttng down NHS England would “cut bureaucracy”
and bring management of the health service “back into democratic control
Speaking in Hull yesterday, the prime minister says the state is “overstretched” and “unfocused” and that
NHS England has “burdensome layers of bureaucracy without any clear lines of accountability”.
As replacement arrangements emerge, the DDA will lobby for changes to reimbursement and overhaul
of the dispensing contract.
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