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PM to hold health summit
David Cameron will meet with health practitioners next week to discuss how best to implement the Government's controversial health reforms.
The Downing Street round table, which is likely to include Health Secretary Andrew Lansley, will attempt to save the NHS Bill and set forward a path for implementing the reforms.
Critics of the Bill have hit out at the decision not to invite them, with the head of the British Medical Association warning that GPs are being "set up to fail" by the Conservatives as part of a "hidden agenda" that could lead to the privatisation of the NHS.
In an interview with The Times, Dr Hamish Meldrum accused the Government of concealing the "true intentions" of the reforms.
Ed Miliband also attacked the Prime Minister, warning the progress would not be reached "by shutting the door of Downing Street on doctors, nurses and patients' groups".
The Downing Street round table, which is likely to include Health Secretary Andrew Lansley, will attempt to save the NHS Bill and set forward a path for implementing the reforms.
Critics of the Bill have hit out at the decision not to invite them, with the head of the British Medical Association warning that GPs are being "set up to fail" by the Conservatives as part of a "hidden agenda" that could lead to the privatisation of the NHS.
In an interview with The Times, Dr Hamish Meldrum accused the Government of concealing the "true intentions" of the reforms.
Ed Miliband also attacked the Prime Minister, warning the progress would not be reached "by shutting the door of Downing Street on doctors, nurses and patients' groups".
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