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I have heard the argument that with a fully private healthcare system there is no financial benefit to lobbying/pushing for a healthier society as the healthcar
by simonbarker87 14y ago
I have heard the argument that with a fully private healthcare system there is no financial benefit to lobbying/pushing for a healthier society as the healthcare sector can only make money off people who are ill - therefore it comes down to who can afford to shout the loudest at those in charge. I guess until there is a way to profit off prevention rather than cure there will always be this sort of conflict of interests.
This is of course a mute point for this child as Scotland (for now, lets see how the independence referendum goes) is NHS (national health service) based.
And I agree, Jamie's Food Revolution has highlighted this issue very well. The poor attitude toward health seems universal however as one of the most poignant scenes in any of his shows is the one of UK parents passing deep fried fish and chips through the school fence at lunch time!
- smcl 14y ago>> Scotland (for now, lets see how the independence referendum goes) is NHS (national health service) based Scotland leans left, there's no way the NHS is going even if independence is granted.
- simonbarker87 14y agoThat's true, forgot that
- vacri 14y ago'moot' point, not 'mute'. A moot point is a point which is debatable and not final.
- simonbarker87 14y agoThanks, unfortunate typo.