Anyone could be forgiven for trying to make the scope manageable, but it must be wide and far reaching. After all, so much is at stake: an acknowledged problem with funding increased demand; real difficulties with the availability and choice of appropriate care settings; under-developed skills in the workforce; variable quality and a lack of humanity in some care; and parts of the current system seemingly at breaking point.
At the same time, there is a veritable cacophony of voices expressing views about what the review should look like. Many see the current system as deeply flawed and are passionate about making it better.
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