Income generation in the NHS: opportunity or myth?
Roddis, M.J.
British Journal of Hospital Medicine 55(1-2): 67-68
1996
ISSN/ISBN: 0007-1064 PMID: 8646400 Document Number: 460741
Income generation through private practice is back on the agenda for NHS trusts. Is this in order to benefit patients or to allow the private sector to subsidize NHS care? If you are involved in private practice within your hospital, how should it be organised in order to ensure that your wishes are followed when it comes to using the profits?
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