Unhealthy row over PFI hospitals

Language: English Series: Independent ; 24 June 1998, 14(1)Publication details: 1998Subject(s):

Summary: The Treasury and Accounting Standards Board are still unable to reach agreement on how to account for PFI deals. Political opposition to PFI has been taken on by the British Medical Association concerned that there could be major job losses at hospitals redeveloped by PFI schemes.

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The Treasury and Accounting Standards Board are still unable to reach agreement on how to account for PFI deals. Political opposition to PFI has been taken on by the British Medical Association concerned that there could be major job losses at hospitals redeveloped by PFI schemes.

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