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Editorial Clinical governance and the Chief Medical Officer's review of GP education: piecing the New NHS jigsaw together

GUY HOUGHTON University of B irmingham Medical School
Pages 5-6 | Published online: 03 Jul 2009

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  • NHS EXECUTIVE (1997a) 58 Education and Planning Guidance (Leeds, NHS Executive).
  • NHS EXECUTIVE (1997b) Priorities and Planning Guidance for the NHS 1998/99 (Leeds, NHS Executive).

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