The NHS *might* not be run optimally but Lowe’s ambition is to keep waiting lists long and patient experience poor, not improve things for ordinary people. It fans the flames of his grift and fills the trousers of his mates in the private sector
Very predictably, Reeves is throwing more and more money at the NHS. It doesn’t need it, it needs to sort itself out. How much waste is there in just one NHS hospital?
Millions, and millions, and millions. NHS worship is boring, and it’s fed this monster to the point we can’t even begin to talk about how ineffectual it actually is.
The lanyard mob will no doubt be sharpening their pitchforks as they read this...
Proper frontline staff have my full respect, but I’d like to see thousands and thousands of bureaucrats lose their jobs. I mean thousands. Vast swathes of middle management, gone. Every DEI related role, gone. Translation/interpretation, gone. Net zero officers, gone.
Afuera on NHS-prescribed steroids.
The national health service is a mess, an absolute mess. But taxpayers are expected to be eternally grateful to a system that is unquestionably failing to deliver for them? Why?
What would be delivered in days in countries of similar wealth, takes months in the NHS. Why?
And no, it’s not the NHS or the American way. There are dozens of systems that deliver FAR better outcomes FAR more effectively. Let’s look to them, and steal their ideas. See what works, implement it here.
Full Royal Commission. Nothing off the table.
I can already hear the lanyards being angrily flung against the wall.
It’s not just a broken system. It’s a cult. And like all cults, it goes after the heretics who dare to ask basic questions. There’s a few of those around, at the moment…
The NHS fails the very people who fund it. Politicians need to find the courage to say so.
More interested in rainbow zebra crossings than actually delivering for British patients. Isn’t it all just so very boring?
Endlessly throwing money at the problem will solve nothing - the rot goes far, far deeper than that.
But above all, we need some honesty.
The NHS is not fit for purpose.