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Because the system has been chronically underfunded for years, been the victim of private-finance initiatives and other underhanded privatisation-by-stealth tac
by philpem 7y ago
Because the system has been chronically underfunded for years, been the victim of private-finance initiatives and other underhanded privatisation-by-stealth tactics and is currently tens of thousands of doctors and nurses short. And that's before I get onto the collapse of primary care (GPs).