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Is Britain's coronavirus response bogged down in bureaucracy?

28 April 2020

7:54 PM

28 April 2020

7:54 PM

The NHS has rightly been praised for its response to coronavirus. But it still isn’t quite the model of efficiency it could be. And there remains a problem with how British medical bureaucracy is handling the treatment of hospitalised Covid patients.

Hard-pressed consultants are reportedly being forced to swap news in WhatsApp groups about possible cutting-edge treatments. These

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Angus Dalgleish is professor of Oncology at St George's University of London and a Fellow at the Centre for Brexit Policy


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