Govt announces rationalisation of health agencies

The Government has announced plans to slash the number of agencies operating within the health sector.

Govt announces rationalisation of health agencies
Wed, 15 Oct, 2008 - 12:56

The Government has announced plans to slash the number of agencies operating within the health sector.

A total of 15 agencies will face amalgamation or integration as part of the move.

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