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Nick has written to Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt saying a recent report has proven the case for downgrading Chase Farm is flawed.
A report from independent monitors from Hygeian Consulting, commissioned by Enfield Council, has found that population projections in the BEH Strategy (which recommended downgrading Chase Farm) were wildly incorrect. Nick believes the report also proves that promised improvements in primary care will not be in place by the November deadline.
In his letter to the Secretary of State, Nick wrote: "With the BEH Strategy being based on worryingly inaccurate population projections and promised improvements to primary care certain to be unfulfilled by November, I therefore wish to urge you once again to halt the downgrade of Chase Farm Hospital and to review the BEH Strategy."
