Department of Health and Social Security
Crossman becomes the first Secretary of State for Social Services as health and social-security functions are combined within the new Department of Health and Social Security.
Role range: 1968-1970
Follow Richard Crossman through 5 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Crossman becomes the first Secretary of State for Social Services as health and social-security functions are combined within the new Department of Health and Social Security.
Role range: 1968-1970
Regional hospitals are increasingly designated for medical education, broadening clinical teaching beyond the traditional teaching-hospital system.
Role range: 1968-1970
Crossman's department responds to the Ely Hospital inquiry, which exposed serious failings in care and strengthened demands for independent inspection of long-stay institutions.
Role range: 1968-1970
The Hospital Advisory Service is created to inspect and advise hospitals caring for older people and patients with mental illness or learning disabilities.
Role range: 1968-1970
A second Green Paper develops proposals for reorganising the NHS around more unified authorities, continuing the drive to overcome the service's tripartite structure.
Role range: 1968-1970
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