[joeysteele]

Sadly loads of warnings were said right up to May last year and somehow the party, which was the most risk to the NHS as to the majority of us who know and love it,was the party that got absolute power.

It is a massive organisation, it gets totally right just about all it sets out to do as to care within the limits of its funding,the errors and bad things are what we hear about and all that does is bring down the NHS even more.
When all that is needed is to deal with the errors and bad things,try to ensure they don't happen and make sure the funding is there and sorry but for me if that means raising taxes to ensure the NHS gets all the funding it requires, then so be it.

I doubt many would moan at paying more tax, I wouldn't for one, if I knew the funds were going straight to the NHS budget.
Stop this endless changing as to reforms in the NHS by this govt and that govt.Give it the means to update and get all the modern equipment it needs but stop putting limits and then a price on healthcare and take politics out of it.

Modernise it by all means but take it back to what it was intended to be,free healthcare for all at the point of need from cradle to grave.
Sadly until this lot are gone, things in my view, are only likely to get far worse than they are now.
The last top down re-organisation should never have been done and sadly it seems worse will be forthcoming too.

Another thing that needs doing is get rid of some failing Trust managers and their seemingly endless staff walking round with paper contributing little and nothing to hands on care in Hospitals.
There are some really poor performances in some areas and yet the Trust Management seem to escape scot free most of the time.
Get rid and also in my view reduce the Trust management levels too, to me they and their staff are like a form of parasites bleeding the NHS rather than an asset to it.