The pending healthcare meltdown in Britain

Posted by $ blarman 9 years, 3 months ago to Government
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The thing that struck me is that first he admits that institutional problems exist and that the system is untenable. But then he denies there is a crisis.

Methinks, Sir Bruce thou doth protest too much.
SOURCE URL: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2918003/NHS-forced-abandon-free-healthcare-says-Britain-s-doctor-warns-service-needs-radical-change.html


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  • Posted by Lucky 9 years, 3 months ago
    Two or three years ago one big local system, I think it was Leicestershire, uncovered a few hundred cases of deliberately caused fatalities in a major hospital. It took a while to uncover only because government data systems were so opaque.
    As benefits increase, and costs to the users decrease, costs to the government increase at a fast rate. Typical of any system designed for those who work in it rather than those who pay for it.
    Meltdown- the trick of quantitative easing postpones but cannot avoid the day.
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