NHS Confederation director of policy Nigel Edwards responds to the National Audit ‘Major Trauma Care’ report. “The progress made to increase the co-ordination of urgent and emergency care means that trauma care has improved and the number of lives being saved is rising. “All local hospitals will ensure patients with the most urgent needs are treated as quickly as possible but there is more to do to make sure systems are joined up the best they can…

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NHS Confederation Statement On National Audit Office Major Trauma Care Report

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