The NHS: Where does all the money go?
The UK Prime Minister says there can be no extra NHS funding without reform. At the same time, Wes Streeting, the Health Secretary, says the Department of Health and Social Care policy is that the NHS is broken.
The NHS: Where does all the money go? - Canvassing our readers’ opinions
At the beginning of the NHS series, we asked our readers' views on the importance and need to run a series starting from the NHS wiring diagram presented to Parliament.
NHS: where does all the money go?
To keep you happy, we thought we’d skip a description of the massive DHSC for now and play cops and robbers by looking at the NHS police facility: the Counter Fraud Authority (NHSCFA)Thanks for reading Trust the Evidence! This post is public so feel free to share it.
The NHS Money series. Spread the Word
As you know, the NHS money trail series is not easy to untangle.
The NHS: Where does all the money go?
Some of our readers have been showing signs of impatience. They ask questions like, “Where are you two going with all this forensic examination of the fate of our hard-earned cash?” “You have something in mind, tell us,” or words to that effect.
The NHS: Where does all the money go?
This is the tale of a health service that gobbles up £170 billion a year of taxpayers’ money. It was born out of the suffering from two world wars and the “Land fit for Heroes” rhetoric.
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