Even if true, this seems like it's focusing on one tiny aspect of NHS administration and blowing it up to declare that universal healthcare is somehow ineffecti

Even if true, this seems like it's focusing on one tiny aspect of NHS administration and blowing it up to declare that universal healthcare is somehow ineffective. I'm sure you can find a multitude of issues in private healthcare where cost cutting measures are systematically impacting end patient health. When looking at whole system costs and value delivery, it's really difficult to conclude that the American healthcare system is anywhere near as efficient as other national universal health care systems.