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PCT (Primary Care Trust)

A Primary Care Trust is an English National Health Service (NHS) organisation that provides some primary care (e.g. doctor's surgery/office) and some community (e.g. community nursing) services.

 

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Anger as York backtracks on IVF funding promise 11 August 2014 News
Changing perceptions, changing lives: commissioning fertility services in the age of austerity 3 February 2014 Comment
IVF funding: Three-quarters of commissioners fall short 27 January 2014 News
Book Review: Fertility and Reproduction 5 August 2013 Review
Radio Review: You and Yours - How IVF Became Big Business 20 May 2013 Review
The state provision of fertility treatment: 'NICE' idea 22 April 2013 Comment
The new NICE guideline on fertility: an end to the postcode lottery or just another guideline? 25 February 2013 Comment
Updated NICE guidance expands entitlements to IVF 25 February 2013 News
TV Review: The Baby Makers 21 January 2013 Review
The Age-Old Question: The Impact of Age 7 January 2013 Comment
UK couple 'too old' for publicly-funded IVF to sue the Health Secretary 10 December 2012 News
Third of UK women entitled to IVF turned away by GPs, survey suggests 3 September 2012 News
Gloucestershire Primary Care Trust boosts IVF provision 16 July 2012 News
Level of IVF funding in UK among lowest in Europe 9 July 2012 News
The IVF postcode lottery must stop 2 July 2012 Comment
Draft NICE guideline recommends IVF for same-sex couples and women over 40 28 May 2012 News
Fertility services in the new NHS 28 May 2012 Comment
Smokers and obese people denied IVF by some NHS trusts 12 March 2012 News
TV Review: Postcode Lottery 12 March 2012 Review
IVF funding cuts spark access concerns 16 January 2012 News
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