UK looks to learn healthcare lessons from Spain
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
The UK is looking increasingly towards Spain as a model of healthcare provision, as it prepares to send more patients abroad for treatment under the NHS - a policy still being piloted. Health secretary Alan Milburn has announced to parliament his intention to visit Spain and other countries as appropriate in 2002, as part of the government's assessment of European health services.
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