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Well, yeah, except that the starving patients bit never actually happened. That's the bit you're missing. I know that they had some problems with some NHS trus
by phaemon 13y ago
Well, yeah, except that the starving patients bit never actually happened. That's the bit you're missing.
I know that they had some problems with some NHS trusts as they went more "efficient private sector", mainly with cleanliness, but this was not pervasive throughout the NHS and suggesting it was commonplace is a flat out lie.
- Daniel_Newby 13y agoOnce again, I am not talking about the recent media fight about arguably-cooked statistics. I'm talking about reports from a variety of sources starting in about 2007, including nurses and doctors. If it was a disinformation campaign, it was curiously extensive for not having been used in a media campaign of the day.
- phaemon 13y agoLinks, fact and numbers. Not "I heard it on the Internet so it must be true". If you're going to accuse the nurses and doctors who work in the NHS of criminal negligence, you ought to have the decency to at least check your facts! And you never got around to answering my question: is your private insurance cost competitive with UK private insurance?