So all has been revealed or has it?

"Today's White Paper represents one of the biggest shake ups of the health system since the NHS was established" Professor Chris Ham, the Chief Executive of The King's Fund.

Andrew Lansley released his White Paper on the NHS on Monday. The White Paper details a range of proposals for reform to the NHS, as well as a raft of policies designed to make £20 billion of efficiency savings over the next four years.

I've been busy reading the proposals set by Andrew Lansley and also went to an event yesterday to hear him speak. You can see the summary I've put together, here. It definitely is worth the read....

Some of the things I picked from his speech yesterday:

• Outcomes, outcomes, outcomes yes and more outcomes... the health service is going to be increasingly asked on how they deliver outcomes...
• The Secretary of State is looking for innovation, and are open to providers....
• "If you can deliver outcomes, and can provide demonstrable outputs and are part of this culture of evaluation, I can't see why there can't be permanent funding"
• "Want to provide a stronger for LINks and have no intention of throwing them out" 

I'd be interested to know if you agree or disagree with the proposals. Please leave your comments below...