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Shaping the NHS - from the past into the future supported by Zeneca Pharmaceuticals
Many factors have shaped and influenced the NHS over the last 50 years. Advances in science and technology have extended the boundaries of what is possible, political and public opinion have tempered what was acceptable, and financial and economic considerations have influenced what was achievable.
In a special series of six lectures sponsored by Zeneca Pharmaceuticals, key commentators in their fields will chart the influence of ethics, Government and politics, clinical advance, economics, patient power, and efficiency and effectiveness on the NHS, and consider how these influences will shape the health service of the future.
Date and venue | | Lecturer and topic | March 19 at 1pm Cabot Hall Canary Wharf | | Mr Will Hutton Editor The Observer Economics |
| April 23 Alderley Park - the HQ of Zeneca Pharma | | Sir Graham Hart KCB Government/politics
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| May 21 Edinburgh | | Sir David Carter Chief Medical Officer for Scotland Clinical Advance |
| June 17 Cardiff | | Mr Andrew Foster Contoller of the Audit Commission Efficiency and affectiveness |
| October 20 London | | Sir Donald Irvine President of the General Medical Council Patients' Association Patient Power |
| July 21 Birmingham | | Mrs Claire Rayner Patients' Association Patient Power |
| Other dates and venues have yet to be finalised but among the speakers who have already agreed to take part in the NHS 50 lecture series are Alan Langlands and Kamlesh Bahl.
For more information call Fiona Ross at Connect Conferences on 0171 222 2176. Zeneca Pharmaceuticals is a major international research-based business now concentrating on five therapeutic areas: the central nervous system, metabolism, cardiovascular disease and respiratory disease - each of which has unmet therapeutic needs. As a British-based business, Zeneca Pharmaceuticals is proud to be associated with the 50th anniversary celebrations of the NHS through this lecture series.
Further information on the lectures is available from Wendy Carthew at the NHS Executive on 0113 254 5608.
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