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Doctors say radical plan to merge Scotland's health boards should be scrapped

Doctors say radical plan to merge Scotland's health boards should be scrapped
BBC UK Thursday 01 October 2026, 05:17 UTC 1 min read
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BMA Scotland says there is no evidence that reducing the number of health boards from 14 to two will improve patient care.

BMA Scotland says there is no evidence that reducing the number of health boards from 14 to two will improve patient care.
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