PolicyTake a tour of Monitor’s new website

Take a tour of Monitor’s new website

Monitor is an executive non-departmental public body of the Department of Health. Its website has moved to GOV.UK and a video has been created showing what the new site looks like and how to navigate your way around.

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Date published May 29, 2014 Categories

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Monitor is an executive non-departmental public body of the Department of Health. As the sector regulator for health services in England, Monitor’s job is to make the health sector work better for patients.

Monitor’s website has moved to GOV.UK/monitor and a video has been created showing what the new site looks like and how to navigate your way around.

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