He continues to parrot what we have heard again and again from Cameron and Lansley. The problem is "older population, complexity, and costs going up" which means the NHS "must change".
I fear "less care in hospital" really means less care. And "more integration", while welcome, was hardly going to come from chopping everything up into multiple competing providers.
So how does the Bill deal with the problem of the ageing population and the increasing costs of care? It doesn't. Nothing can. We need the cheapest system possible and the market never going to be the way to deliver that.
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He continues to parrot what we have heard again and again from Cameron and Lansley. The problem is "older population, complexity, and costs going up" which means the NHS "must change".
I fear "less care in hospital" really means less care. And "more integration", while welcome, was hardly going to come from chopping everything up into multiple competing providers.
So how does the Bill deal with the problem of the ageing population and the increasing costs of care? It doesn't. Nothing can. We need the cheapest system possible and the market never going to be the way to deliver that.
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