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But I know that there is huge wastage in the NHS like all large organisations and it's not those doing the work at fault.
People also want more from the service but less willing to pay more for it.
The NHS is doing tasks that should be done by other organisations or families - some social/discharge care could be done by families, in the case of older patients by their children. (Not all).


It is in a mess and has been for many decades but just injecting cash is not going to fix things. And it's not going to be fixed quickly, so what is the priority? Do you focus on prevention, caring for the most numerically, caring for the most critical clinically or something else? As with COVID stats it must be remembered that behind the figures are individuals.