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Mainly because politicions get too hot headed (or whoever is telling them what to do) and tend to change too much at once. We see this time and time again with reforms. Competition within the NHS itself is probably a good thing but not bringing in the private sector. I can see ATOS bidding for contracts for a start. I agree with you on the appointments but thats no reason to rebuild it, all that needs is an order from the health department to GP surgeries telling them its compulsory to allow advance appointments, job done. Of course government wont do that because precious waiting list times will go up. This same issue will likely exist after a rebuild for the same reason. |
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ATOS and the NHS - now there's two things I don't want to see working together.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-17169519 Former NHS CHief Lord Crisp calls the bill a mess confused and confusing will put the NHS backwards. He goes on its a Great Mistake its mess and unecessary in many way and misses the point. Simply wow this worry to the least The government intend bully through a heap of rubbish. What we need is the best bits with all sides shaping the bill if it means labour/cons/libs NHS staff to do it then so bit. Just maybe with that lot singing same hym will get NHS to be proud off. Surely its not hard to get all around table thrash out bill everyone agrees too. |
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On the last few occasions, I have phoned at 8am for emergency appts for my wife and got appts within the hour. Sure the NHS has its faults but what the Tories are proposing is just the start of a slippery slope towards what all Tories really love...putting money before people.
I heard a complaint by one of our patients (I work in a hospital) who said that the Doctor was rude to her. What had happened was that the patient had trotted out that old chestnut about the NHS being like a third worl"d system and the doctor had replied "where I come from, you'd be left to die in the street". People are too quick to moan and gripe about the NHS. Of course, we all have a choice right now to pay for private medical insurance. |
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I feel the NHS strength is its emergency reaction, so been left to die in the street in other countries we better in that respect.
However I still feel we poor on chronic non life threatening illnesses, we also have a poor record with cancer. |
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Well this is all set to pass. Can't understand why the Liberal Democrats supported this, it surely deeply unpopular with their core voters and any floating Labour voters.
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The arrogance the trash cabinet banging there hands on table with glee to no doubt the millions which they well get. Theres no other reason other personal gain why the NHS being destroyed. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-17447992 This very disturbing how open the bill is to introduce more privatisation. Not just that many things will now go paywall. http://www.bmj.com/content/342/bmj.d2996.full Hell its noticable the crooked way beeb reported whole affair demo's ignored as media blackout ensued. Even when doctor nurses, disabled was faced with guns and kettled despite a peaceful demo. The worlds news ignored this hope they all rot in hell. |
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The NHS bill is a waste of time and money and all it will do is destory the NHS and nothing but a sell off of the NHS
Really shows how bad this government is |
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The NHS is the State religion, Heero, and attempting to reform it is heresy. ;)
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if he is in a safe area that voice also means nothing. |
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