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Government response to Bristol inquiry: is it too ambitious?

The Bristol heart tragedy has driven healthcare quality reform along at a fast rate. An analysis of the Government's response (Department of Health (DoH), 2002) to the original inquiry (DoH, 2001) reveals that proposed reform will affect all health carers and patients for years to come. We can only speculate as to whether or not these health reforms would have arisen if Bristol had not happened.