Health Act 2006

The Health Act 2006 is UK legislation aimed at improving the quality, safety, and efficiency of healthcare services. It establishes responsibilities for healthcare providers and regulators, promotes integrated care among different health services, and sets standards for patient safety. The Act also enhances oversight of health service providers, supports information sharing, and introduces measures to ensure transparency and accountability within the National Health Service (NHS). Overall, it’s designed to strengthen the organization and delivery of healthcare to better meet patients’ needs and safeguard public health.