They will bring much needed professional advice and support to those in the front line of NHS care.

Concern about NHS care of people with learning disabilities is not new.

These are often designed to complement NHS care, rather than offer a full alternative.

Remember that even the most comprehensive medical policy will leave you relying on NHS care in many circumstances.

I worked for two years in an NHS continuing care of the elderly ward.

Fortunately it is here where there have been the most significant improvements to NHS care in recent years.

Ironically, this is in part due to improved NHS care.

In February 2011, a report was published into NHS care for the elderly.

in a doctor's professional judgement a patient needs NHS care.

It is now regularly available at their surgery as part of free NHS care, a situation which would have been inconceivable ten years ago.