This book provides an original analysis of the trajectory of health reform in the United Kingdom over the last thirty years. Rooted in political science and health policy analysis, it tackles key arguments around the ‘new integration’ of the NHS since 2015, what the new and emerging NHS structure represents, and what a public NHS requires in terms of ‘future proofing’ from uncertainties. Including significant new material on what has happened since 2015, including Brexit and the Covid-19 pandemic, this book will be a key resource for students, academics and policy makers.weiterlesen