60 years on: has the NHS failed?
The National Health Service was founded in 1948 as the world’s first completely free health system as part of a drive to provide free benefits to all those in need. 60 years later, is the NHS living up to its original premise of being a world-leader in health care? Or is it failing British taxpayers with MRSA and poor cancer survival rates? Share your thoughts.
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david from Leicestershire says:Jul 15, 17:09
To many MANAGERS, NOT ENOUGH NURSES AND DOCTORS
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Authur from Italy says:Jul 15, 16:53
Someone should lock me up!
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Mandy from Hertfordshire says:Jul 15, 15:17
Re: Fran, Notts. I could not disagree more, I see the money We spent on your education has obviously been totally wasted. IE or EI? Ur Speeling Mistooks.
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fran from notts says:Jul 15, 14:40
its mp,s thats failed the nhs.best thing that ever that ever started.
by the way it should only be for people who payed into the system,and not for foriegners who only come for free treatment. -
PFH from Darlington says:Jul 15, 14:00
Get real Liz....the service is great, try getting such care in other parts of the world...not a chance
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