NHS 'like sick patient in early-stage terminal decline', former boss says Sir David Nicholson is among signatories of letter to Guardian that says NHS needs more investment.
The NHS is like a very sick patient who is in “early-stage terminal decline” because lack of money has left it unable to cope with the growing demand for care, the service’s former boss and leading doctors have warned.
Sir David Nicholson, who ran the NHS in England until last year, is among the signatories of a letter to the Guardian that says the health service needs higher levels of investment than any of the three main political parties have pledged in the run-up to the election. Continue reading... The Guardian
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The NHS is like a very sick patient who is in “early-stage terminal decline” because lack of money has left it unable to cope with the growing demand for care, the service’s former boss and leading doctors have warned.
Sir David Nicholson, who ran the NHS in England until last year, is among the signatories of a letter to the Guardian that says the health service needs higher levels of investment than any of the three main political parties have pledged in the run-up to the election. Continue reading... The Guardian
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