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It's a bit complicated. Private providers can have different staff mixes, so you might have more healthcare assistants and fewer nurses. You might have more unr
by DanBC 4y ago
It's a bit complicated. Private providers can have different staff mixes, so you might have more healthcare assistants and fewer nurses. You might have more unregistered nurses and fewer registered nurses. You might find more staff are on zero-hour contracts, or things like "hotel services" (food, cleaning) are contracted out to companies that are low pay poor condition companies.
- pkaye 4y agoDon't most countries in the EU have a mix of public and private health care providers? How do they manage it?
- DanBC 4y agoIn England we can talk about NHS funding and private funding, and we have both. We can also talk about NHS providers and private providers of NHS services, and again we have both.