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@9MY4P3Y answered…8hrs8H

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

Less, the NHS should be completely nationalised and public spending should be increased align with the quality of privat…

@9MY3GGR answered…9hrs9H

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

More, and completely privatise the NHS, but use the capital raised to contribute towards subsidising healthcare

@9MXW2DH answered…12hrs12H

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

Less and fine nhs services ie dentists that do not take a number of nhs patients on and keep them on

@ISIDEWITH answered…1 day1D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

More, and completely privatise the NHS, using the capital raised from its sale to contribute towards subsidising the hea…

@9MX6S68 answered…1 day1D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

I think the NHS should charge a small fee only to those who meet a certain household income bracket but the fee to be ti…

@9MWP4CJ answered…1 day1D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

Proper overhaul of NHS is required, less waste, less managers who duplicate rolls and money spent on paying staff adequa…

@9MT3K3Y answered…3 days3D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

More, but access to private health insurance should be cheaper and emergency healthcare should not be private

@9MT265G answered…3 days3D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

Offer incentives for businesses/work places to offer private health care as part of an employment package to help releas…

@9MSVDCB answered…3 days3D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

More, if it improves services and reduces costs. Large multinational corporations should pay for private healthcare for…

@9MSBJZ9 answered…3 days3D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

In the short term, to reduce waiting lists, using private health care seems like a reasonable plan. Long term, no.

@9MS23YD answered…3 days3D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

Follow Frnch system. 70% covered 30% own risk and can get complimentary insurance. Low earners receive funded treatment.

@9MRV87Y answered…3 days3D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

Less to protect health services and data, however, it can be used to increase quality while reducing costs

@9MRV6Q6 answered…3 days3D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

I believe people on higher salaries who can afford to go private should , and those who can’t should be able to use the…

@9MRRFLR answered…3 days3D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

The option should be given at all NHS hospitals and those than can afford it can choose too, therfor reducing wait times…

@9MRL8XK answered…3 days3D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

I think there is some merit in privatisation, but not at reduced costs. More investment is needed to fund and resource s…

@9MRDXWB answered…3 days3D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

Improve the NHS at the access point for all, allow private options or implement private costs to the wealthy, means test…

@9MRBZPP answered…3 days3D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

less but focus on improving NHS as it is not fit for purpose. If this cannot be done the privatize the whole organisatio…

@9MQMS5D answered…3 days3D

Should there be more or less privatisation of the NHS?

An insurance model that guarantees emergency and necessary treatment for the preservation of life, but otherwise makes e…

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