The information revolution seems at long last to be producing people who will act on their own judgements.
Some 15 months before this government has to go to the polls, the speculation is rife about an imminent election. The majority of commentators are opting for a May election but an increasingly large minority is warning of a dash to the polls in April. Given the current state of play, therefore, how should someone in the health care sector respond to this opportunity to lobby for the health service? This is not a simple question because so many of the traditional parameters have changed. For example the private sector is part of the future plans of all the major parties. It appears everything is up for grabs.