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NHS reforms What are people's thoughts on the controversial NHS reforms? I'm expecting this thread to go on for a long time!
Started by MrMetro on
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They are owned by some....
And as soon as he gets by the NHS.
Through as if someone has spent years studying the NHS and thought carefully about how to reformI think that Cameron got elected based on his promises not to touch the NHS.
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This government are hell bent on pushing through what they call "reforms" to the NHS.. most of these "reforms" involve transfers of tax payers money into private companies.. it's the same old song that the private sector will do a better job and are to...
Started by Mancie on
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Http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-16976199
Wonder if langsbury stick head fast to reforms that clearly wrong for the nhs. Starting to feel he got also something to gain by pushing it through.
Only ones backing it those who will gain financially from...
Started by mertle on
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We can only hope the nhs reform his dandy highwayman nose into politics and the NHS! If I remember rightly, the BMA were against the creation of the NHS.....
Need reform they are going about it in totally the wrong way.
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The government's health minister Andrew Lansley maintains that the reforms to be put before parliament on Wednesday are not an example of the kind of old skool "top down" political mismanagement which has dogged the health service for years. The lie in...
Started by #1 on
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Matt H wrote : Come on Pen, you know reform of the NHS is not the same wide-ranging public sector....
Of our country.” ~ Thomas Jefferson Come on Pen, you know reform of the NHS is not the same as good as combustible products.
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An internal report says the governments health reforms run a high risk of reducing levels of safety and patient care whilst leading to overspending.
Also, the potential for conflict between NHS organisations in the system and upheaval during transition...
Started by Carmarthen Jack on
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True if Westminster cuts....
The Welsh Government has responsibility here in Wales.
The Welsh: : This is, as stated, about NHS reform in England .
Mr Bevan is turning in his grave This is, as stated, about NHS reform in England .
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Http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2...form-climbdown
7 years of careful preparation, yet no-one in the NHS seemed to have heard about them. So is this arrogance or incompetence on Lansley's part?
Started by Ethel_Fred on
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Part? As much as I want the entire bill & the umpteenth NHS alleged 'reform' scrapped, I don't on top down reform of the NHS - had he done so then I would be more in support of this government no-one in the NHS seemed....
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Scot Dutchy wrote :
Normal countries issue government bonds. There is nothing wrong with credit if it is handled properly.
And aside from the disaster of PFIs (Which the coalition seem to be introducing with the NHS) there was nothing overly excessive...
Started by #741 on
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Ed Miliband pointed....
What would you do?
Why would an NHS that improved under Labour be in "dire" need of reform?
Why to be done before it's too late!*
*Can be used to justify either welfare reform or NHS reform.
Enough.
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NHS reform: GPs and physiotherapists urges scrapping Physiotherapist leaders have joined the Royal College of GPs in calling for the health bill in England to be scrapped, increasing pressure on the government.
The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, ...
Started by CatWoman on
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Now, most ....
Firstly, it hands over the NHS commissioning budget to GPs.
The real risks of this Bill are elsewhere.
They hate it it represents a balanced and controlling services to the market .
The Tories can never be trusted with the NHS.
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Will the government get their way with the nhs reforms? i heard earlier that now cameron has thrown his weight behind the reforms and made a statement that '' the nhs must be reformed ''
this latest news amidst the many opposition to it....i also think...
Started by ringwraith / tower of fog ℛavens haha on
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I said to another questioner that the Tories have tried... .
Don't panic this reform has NO chance, absolutely none, of ever getting through.
The Poll Tax was the straw that broke the camels back for Maggie Thatcher and I see this NHS fiasco on.
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Chairman bill wrote : It is pretty damned obvious that Lansley has been working on his plans for the NHS for a very long time. It is disingenuous for Cameron et al to suggest that the current proposals weren't on the plans for government before the election...
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A major reorganisation of the ....
"After all, in any other sector.
It is disingenuous for Cameron et al to suggest that the current Service Journal, said competition in the NHS would bring in innovation.
For the NHS for a very long time.
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