The report can be read in full here, with an overview available here.
The APPG for Rural Health and Care Parliamentary Inquiry was established to look at the key issues facing the country in terms of providing good quality and effective health and social care in rural settings. The inquiry explored how England has developed its systems post-Beveridge, testing whether we now have a one size fits all model focused more on the needs of urban areas than rural communities.
The inquiry focused on current practice and what needs to change to meet the specific challenges facing rural populations. Over 2 years it held 11 evidence sessions. The Inquiry was co-chaired by Anne Marie Morris, M.P. for Newton Abbot, and The Right Reverend and Right Honourable Dame Sarah Mullally Bishop of London.
Details can be found below: