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Police to launch inquiry into maternity failings at Nottingham hospitals trust
(www.theguardian.com)
this post was submitted on 07 Sep 2023
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The government underfunds the NHS, resulting in fewer staff to meet a greater demand for healthcare. This results in nurses, doctors and hospital staff who are hugely overworked, stressed and completely without time to do their jobs properly, all while being vastly underpaid compared to the rest of Europe or the private sector in the UK. This is done intentionally to make the service so poor that the people who can afford it pay for private healthcare, and eventually, the NHS will be replaced entirely by those private insurance companies and we'll be one step closer to America Lite.