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Bye bye NHS
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Originally posted by tiggat View PostIs competition a good thing in healthcare? It was outsourcing cleaning that gave rise to MRSA in British hospitals ...merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by eek View PostCompetition doesn't mean go for the cheapest bid.....
New CEO comes in, reduces costs by outsourcing, they get their bonus, leave and company is still in a crap situation only now the outsourcing company is increasing costs and their service is crap.Comment
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Originally posted by tiggat View PostIs competition a good thing in healthcare? It was outsourcing cleaning that gave rise to MRSA in British hospitals ...Comment
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Bye bye NHS
Originally posted by woohoo View PostBut it often does and for many businesses in the private sector this is how it works.
New CEO comes in, reduces costs by outsourcing, they get their bonus, leave and company is still in a crap situation only now the outsourcing company is increasing costs and their service is crap.Comment
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Originally posted by woohoo View PostBut it often does and for many businesses in the private sector this is how it works.
New CEO comes in, reduces costs by outsourcing, they get their bonus, leave and company is still in a crap situation only now the outsourcing company is increasing costs and their service is crap.Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostAnd then the CEO and outsourcing company boss meet up for game of golf before a few drinks down at The lodge.
Main problem is those at the top are on the same merry go round!Comment
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It's clear both the excessively privatised US system and its diametric opposite, the Soviet_style, centrally funded UK NHS are not fit for purpose.
The former because it costs the US excessively while excluding the poorest, the latter because its outcomes are poor.
https://www.theguardian.com/society/...ountries-study
A European-style insurance-based system is the best option.
But the number of stupid people in this country is now so excessive that anyone who starts talking about NHS change is crucified.
Even middle class people think dumping money in the NHS is the solutionHard Brexit now!
#prayfornodealComment
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For anyone in a critical condition, the NHS works incredibly well. A few outliers - like what happened to Mother-Out-Law.
For those not critical, it is not so good.Comment
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Originally posted by Scotchpie View PostI've spent 10 good years contracting with the NHSone day at a timeComment
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