Posted: Oct 03, 2017 10:33 am
I'm afraid you didn't provide any evidence earlier in support of your position.
As it stands, the position currently supported by evidence is that the NHS as a publicly funded, free at the point of need service, is sustainable providing there are ongoing reforms to Government spend and the reconfiguration of services (as opposed to wholesale changes to the system architecture which ultimately proved to be little more than disruptive).
As it stands, the position currently supported by evidence is that the NHS as a publicly funded, free at the point of need service, is sustainable providing there are ongoing reforms to Government spend and the reconfiguration of services (as opposed to wholesale changes to the system architecture which ultimately proved to be little more than disruptive).