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Do you think the NHS as we know it has a long term future? Will it remain possible, in decades to come, to continue using collective contributions to fund high quality care for all, regardless of ability to pay? Many politicians and commentators in the UK would argue not (https://iea.org.uk/motion-should-the-nhs-be-privatisedhttps://www.cityam.com/fears-of-privatising-nhs-stop-from-saving-health-servicehttps://news.sky.com/story/sajid-javid-ex-health-secretary-issues-warning-over-nhs-as-he-admits-odds-stacked-against-tories-at-next-election-12768611https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/10/02/i...

GPs need to consider creating waiting lists for patients in order to manage workload in general practice, the BMA has said. Speaking at the annual conference of England local medical committee (LMC) representatives, Katie Bramall-Stainer, chair of the BMA’s GPs committee, urged GPs to consider new ways to manage workload in general practice. She said that they would need to adjust people’s expectations about what GPs could deliver with the resources they had. “Think about creating waiting lists,” she said. “Think how they can provide patient choice, how that …

Efforts to prevent ill health need backing at the heart of government, a group of politicians and health experts argues. Tom Moberly looks at the case for change “We know what works,” concludes a report into improving the UK’s national health over the next decade, citing support for smokers to improve quit rates, taxes and calorie reduction targets to cut obesity levels, and minimum unit pricing and marketing restrictions to reduce harmful drinking, alongside a host of other evidence based initiatives. And yet, it concedes, “There are political challenges to improving population health...

FRIDAY, July 7, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- An increasing number of general practitioners in the United Kingdom are choosing to retire early, according to an article published online June 27 in The BMJ. Tom Moberly, a writer for The BMJ, described the increasing numbers of doctors opting to retire early in the United Kingdom. According

FRIDAY, July 7, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- An increasing number of general practitioners in the United Kingdom are choosing to retire early, according to an article published online June 27