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Plaid promise to improve NHS performance in Wales
A stethoscope on top of patient's files at a GP Practice near Golders Green, London

NATIONALISTS said today that they will change how the Welsh NHS is run to improve patient outcomes.

Plaid Cymru claimed that governance failings were leading to second-rate healthcare in Wales.

The party’s health lead Mabon ap Gwynfor commissioned a report that said governance and accountability in the NHS are “inherently confused and overly complex.”

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