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HEALTH CARE IN THE UNITED KINGDOM THE CHANGING SCENE

In 1974, the National Health Service in the United Kingdom will undergo a major reorganization. The previous tripartite structure will be integrated. This paper attempts to trace the history of this change and suggests five recent factors of influence. It then describes the new structure and some of its implications, and mentions two allied and relevant changes: those in medical education and the role of the general practitioner. Finally, some of the main problems that are likely to arise in the first few years are summarized.