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>The problem with the NHS is largely political. If you consider the structure of the NHS within civil/political society, it is clear why reform has been challen
by TMWNN 3y ago
>The problem with the NHS is largely political. If you consider the structure of the NHS within civil/political society, it is clear why reform has been challenging.
Private Eye on "24 Hours to Save the NHS" <https://twitter.com/KulganofCrydee/status/833654730849136641 https://twitter.com/KulganofCrydee/status/833654730849136641>
- skippyboxedhero 3y agoIf you imagine all the healthcare workers in another country being unionized, it isn't a surprising outcome. Both Blair and Cameron said that the BMA are, by far, the most powerful lobbying group in the UK (the savaging that Blair got from the BMA in 2000/01 when the spending increases were being planned caused him massive issues, and the resulting spending increases ended up creating quite a few problems because of this).