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Why Japan doesn't clap for its key workers

13 May 2020

8:20 PM

13 May 2020

8:20 PM

There has certainly been no shortage of praise for the NHS over recent weeks, and the speed at which the service has moved to meet the coronavirus threat has undoubtedly been impressive. But it is always worth looking abroad to see how the NHS could improve. And Japan’s own version offers a useful model.

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