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Interference with medical equipment
James Norman looks at the lessons from a recent case where the local authority contended that the threshold criteria were satisfied on the basis of actions of the mother toward her son during his treatment in hospital.
From Manchester to Westminster: How Andy Burnham's social care revolution could play out
Andy Burnham has arrived in Downing Street with a pledge to invest his political capital in overhauling England’s care system. James Arrowsmith explores whether the Prime Minister’s convictions can survive contact with the complexity of governing a national system.
Neighbourhood provider contracts and local authorities
Emma Watt looks at what NHS England's new neighbourhood provider contracts could mean for local authorities and care providers.
Footing the bill
Are councils paying bills that should be the NHS's responsibility? Michelle Evans looks at the issues around continuing healthcare.
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