The NHS Reforms on One Side of A4 … including Public Health England
Posted: May 2, 2012 Filed under: Department of Health, NHS Reforms, Public Health England | Tags: NHS Reforms, Public Health England 7 CommentsAnd then I made a version with Public Health England on it…
“Where is Public Health England?” pointed out a keen Twitterer, who was perusing my very pretty “NHS Reforms on one side of A4“, so I had to go back and glue in some more pieces.
Hmmm… I do worry that the trouble with sharing this version with members of the public is that it might be tipping the diagram into Thanks-But-Now-I-Really-Am-Glazing-Over territory (the ‘PCT Clustering’ effect), but I will include it for accuracy:
What to do with this data:
- Stick it on the wall for people who say: “Where is Public Health England, eh?”
- Make your own version! Here’s the template for you:
>> The original PowerPoint slide for you to fiddle with
datagoat 
The lady’s a genius. I love both versions and will circulate to everyone with the remotest interest in the (exciting) new NHS here in dear old Somerset and its chums in SCC.
I hope Lucy is sends a copy to Andrew Lansley (or Dr Frankenstein as he in now known in some circles).
Thank you Nigel! Glad you like it! x
I am not sure I know any more about the structure – but I successfully rewired my houde using this helpfulk diagram – so many thanks LOL
My last post should have read ‘rewired my house using this helpful diagram’ – it serves me right for having a bit of fun with someone elses efforts to capture this on one page!
Lol! Yes it does serve you right, cheeky… 🙂
i’m pleased you saw the funny side – it was intended as a tease rather than a criticism – we laughed in our office when i suggested posting it – but seriously well done for effort in putting this together
Mike 🙂
Thank you for this – very helpful. The number of NHSCB area offices is to be determined but can easily be changed as you have helpfully given us the Powerpoint link. Thank you