Should there be more or less privatisation of hospital and healthcare services?

Leave how is

The healthcare system right now is useless unless you are about to die. Needs more money and care about people not numbers. It's a computer system that has lost all humanity

The system is in desperate need of revision

Zero privatisation

Less but improve the quality of the healthcare services.

There should be a sliding scale

certain sectors could be made private but still affordable or free of cost

Reform of the system is required this does not mean more privatisation. Funding is now adequate but needs to be used more effectively.

Hospital and health care services should be provided for free to UK citizens, with the capability to transfer patients into the private sector where necessary to improve NHS waiting times and the quality of health care provided

fully nationalise NHS but allow private health services to be set up, so that the people have option to choose

Slightly more to tide things over for now

Keep NHS hospitals and services public and end free at the point of service while developing a private healthcare system

More if it maintains quality and reduces costs

More patient choices.

Implement the Beveridge report

Flat charge with means tested additional charges

More in order to make the NHS more efficient and less waiting times

More, public funded, private delivery

Whatever policy strikes the right balance between fair access, affordability, and quality

Depends on what maximizes operational efficiency whilst supporting local workforces

Entire system needs overhaul in 21st century

More but keep government funding as it is

Like I said the nhs deserves more funding and recognition for what they have done especially during the pandemic

Reduce funding, reduce non-clinical staff, review wasteful purchasing police

Yes, but you shouldn’t remove access to free/public healthcare.

Should be an element of means testing

Keep current level but provide more funding

private owned approach to insurance with price caps

Healthcare should be for everyone

More, allow more privatisation but make sure public hospitals still receive an adequate funding.

Should have more introduced yet not fully dominate

Money should be better spent within the NHS and there should be more accountability for the wasting of funding within government. Privatisation is not the solution as it only benefits those who can afford it and will lead to the deprivation of quality of service for the few

Yes but provide a means-tested access to free healthcare

Less but only if it clearly improves efficiency or effectiveness and has strong regulatory oversight

Less privatisation, reenforce better management and cost effectiveness, spend less on foreign donations and donate stocks of supplies due to be removed from service dues to going out of date.

Give people the choice to opt in to a policy that is fully controlled by the government. People that choose to not be included have to pay for service.

Less, fix the system and the removal of ineffective and ineffective trust leadership, management, workers on the ground, improve the process with teams targeted to bring positive change at all levels and patient care, the system is corrupt.

More privatisation but subsidising individual private medical aids (Dutch system)

There should be more, as long as they are not too expensive

More, as long as public healthcare has sufficient funding to function effectively

They should have 2 separate systems - Half privatised and half the current system but invest a lot more money into it.

The NHS is cripplingly horrendous! In every way! It needs a HUGE change!
We need more UK born doctors too! So more money is needed to get people to want to work in the industry.

New hybrid system, overhaul

Efficiency required

Bismarck System

I am happy with the current level but increase funding for all health services

Don’t know what that means

Said above that everything needs to be rebuilt

I do not believe it should be more privatise but funding should be applied more efficiently. everyone should be entitled to basic health treatment.

Some things should be means tested

All healthcare should be free

Remove the gp as gatekeeper to more advanced care. But don't follow the US insurance centred model.

Neither, enact a more stringent budget for purchasing equipment whilst raising nurses salaries and hiring less agency staff.

Increase scrutiny for public spending on equipment, increase nurse pay and reduce use of agency nurses.

Copy Korea's healthcare system

Keep current system

More where the service can be improved, less where it is currently sub-standard. Any privatisation should be done via contracts and not on a permanent basis. Also introduce a small NI rebate for those who choose to go fully private

Less, but operate more efficiently and effectively

More if it improves availability of services

more privatisation where it can be shown to increase quality and reduce costs - ideally a quasi privatised system

more but only where it can increase choice and competition

Less, and there should be an option to opt-out of National Insurance and you would have to pay for healthcare.

Certain things like doctor appointments missed should be billed.

Free at the point of delivery but irrelevant who delivers it

More, but it should be medical professional led and through the form of Community Interest Companies as updated with lessons from the B-Corp movement.

Less, but the NHS needs reform

European style social insurance scheme free at point of use

Less, should be more government funding and part that are privatised should be regulated

Privatise the system for people who are employed. It should be a law that PMI is part of every employee’s benefits package.

Leave it as it is, but more staff are required to keep health settings afloat

If privatisation can help the wealthy contribute extra that can be fed back in to the NHS, I think everyone would benefit. Yes, the wealthy would have an improved private health care, however the costs transferred would ensure everyone at least has health care.

NHS overhaul to stop wasting our money

Again I care about service so whatever outcome is for the best service is the one I want

Yes but make the healthcare for private hospitals more affordable for the average wage family

More if it increases quality and decreases cost

Foreigners pay for their own healthcare British citizdns deserve free right

Only privatise a small margin of the health industry

People should understand how to cure themselves

Move towards a singapore style healthcare system

I think it should stay the same.

I still don’t know if it’s a good idea

Less but everyone should have an equal opportunity to the best treatments regardless of whether or not the could pay

Circumstance. A man walks in and has just shot 2 rounds of heron, on deaths door. Naturally NHS would go to save the person the most at risk. I believe that depending on accident. Which i know is not likely but there should be more effort

There should be options for both

The German insurance system should be used .

Rich people shouldn’t be allowed to use nhs

All private

Less, however the option of private should be available

make space for more young people with cronical conditions but don't disregard elders probolems for the excuse for being old

More, and switch to a Singaporean Style Healthcare System

I am in favour of privatisation where it improves efficiency and quality, however it should not rule out healthcare for people, it should never be unaffordable for the individual.

People should not be driven to pay for healthcare. Any private healthcare a person receives should be deducted from their taxes as this is a failure of the public sector.

more, provided they are integrated cooperative organisation working on a not for profit basis.

Similar to above, where services can be improved, more.

More, but it should be affordable.

More, but only when it can increase quality

Less, and there should be no privatisation of the healthcare industry and provide more government funding

Depends on circumstances on a case by case basis.

More because come a crisis, the government will have less on their hands

Less privatisation of hospital, but more privatisation of healthcare services if there will be increased quality.