Lord Darzi, whose review informed Streetings’ decision to abolish NHS England last week, failed to disclose his own extensive portfolio in commercial private healthcare interests. Darzi is an eminent surgeon and professor at Imperial College London.
It’s just woeful
https://apple.news/AFQZADHg7RKWzBp-a1XJ-tQ
It’s just woeful
https://apple.news/AFQZADHg7RKWzBp-a1XJ-tQ
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That said, most informed sources seem to think that NHSE should go.
This means NHS will be directly run by Gov offices.
The extra layer did not improve care or reduce cost, made it harder to change.
Acc to BBC, NHS needs more GPs, DDSs, CSWs
https://www.bbc.com/news/live/cx29lrl826rt
I was never expecting to say that but it is true.
But also an excess of dead weights + landed interests.
https://www.thebureauinvestigates.com/stories/2012-04-24/one-fifth-of-lords-who-voted-on-health-bill-had-conflicted-interests
I wonder how much they made overall?
https://socialinvestigations.blogspot.com/2012/02/nhs-privatisation-compilation-of.html
Our political class are just woeful. Period.
And there’s nobody to clean it up.
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
We aren’t talking about a few quid. He held share options in at least three companies above the £100,000 registrable value
Mind you Streeting has taken a shedload of money from private healthcare related companies or individuals