Except some of the reforms being discussed by Labour are things like finally doing away with GP's being employed by private practices and instead employed by th

Except some of the reforms being discussed by Labour are things like finally doing away with GP's being employed by private practices and instead employed by the NHS. The last reforms, after the Con/Lib coalition came to power, which split the NHS up into clinical commissioning groups is where a lot of blame has to be put (along with not keeping funding to the level required). From centralised purchasing giving economies of scale, to each CCG doing their own purchasing, and lots of duplication of roles across the whole country.