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Election 2017: Party policies and the future of the NHS

The political parties have set out their plans for the health service ahead of the 8 June election. But are they facing up to the real challenges or just chasing your vote? And what will it mean for nurses if, as polls predict, the Conservatives win an increased majority?
Posted 18 May 2017 - 16:28
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