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National Health Service
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NHS
(1) National Health Service—UK A global term referring to the five single-payer publicly funded healthcare systems in the United Kingdom and the Isle of Man. The NHS is the third largest employer in the world and provides health care free of charge to all those who have a right to stay in the UK
(2) Nurses’ Health Study—US

National Health Service
British medicine The 50+-yr-old UK government agency that controls the British form of socialized medicine. See Fund holding, Total purchasing.


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The court was told he had been working in the prescription pricing division (PPD) of the NHS business services authority at the time of the deception - between August and October 2007 - after a temping agency placed him in the job.
The proposals were due to be discussed at a meeting between bosses at the NHS Business Services Authority, which manages the PPD, but were dropped from the agenda when Department of Health officials decided to get involved.
The NHS Business Services Authority Board is due to meet on Tuesday and members expect to discuss both the options appraisal and the union response.
 
 
 
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