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. The reform of health care and social, must return to parliament this week. Protests against government proposals to reform the NHS are provided outside of Lords and the BMA. Speculation is growing as to whether the bill will be withdrawn. Stepping Out on the blog, a regular contributor to The Guardian Craig Dearden-Phillps said that the current NHS is an ocean liner headed for the rocks in 5 years. On the question of how health services can reduce costs and "improve its offer," he writes:
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sensitive (and most non-political community) recognize that they need the little bit of both. The high-level planning is needed on the range of long-term allocation of a book of the health of our taxes. As a nation, we must agree that our response to our well-known demographic and health challenges should be. This is the "national dialogue" to be carried out by our political class. So the job of government to implement the framework. This is not the same as the "coordination" offered during the years of work -. This led the National Health Service are micro-managed as a nationalized industry even reasonably necessary to separate the non-essential to our health needs another sector. This has resulted, as has happened in social care, where the diversity of suppliers and prices moved lower quality in recent years - with notable exceptions, of course. But it must be done carefully. The argument of "cherry picking" is real and can not be ignored. We must use the private sector where you can drive standards -. But keep an overview and maintain the local authorities to support the private sector under control when not working for the common good Meanwhile, the writer Matt Leys urges patients to join health professionals who have expressed their opposition to the reform plans: The NHS is not perfect. No system is at this scale, which has never been and never will. However, it is - in terms of performance and costs - the best in the world (like the U.S. research center investigating the Commonwealth Fund revealed). You may not think that when you sit in a crowded waiting room for an appointment that was to arrive an hour - but the appointment rather not have happened? Your primary care physician - that under the proposed system Lansley will be responsible for deciding how money is spent - you do not remember all. And GP groups are limiting. If you're the third person with this condition by the door of the week, and the ration is two reference week - Damn. Unless you have deep pockets, or your insurance company is feeling generous. When Nye Bevan founded the NHS in 1948, one of its guiding principles is "freedom from fear." The fear of not being able to pay the doctor, that fear was very real for millions of people. Do not let the fear of a return. We can act. The NHS is ours. And it's time for - the patients, were heard. It is time our voices are added to professional associations and unions of healthcare workers who oppose the privatization of health - who oppose the fear . An excellent blog post by Simon Barrow Ekklesia on top of the proposed benefits:
. An interesting post from John Craig Unit Blog of innovation, and the report of a workshop with staff from the public sector:
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