What's the point of having a healthcare system if you can't even get a doctor's appointment without waiting weeks, all while the administrators are getting paid more than the nurses. I mean think about it, we're pouring all this money into the NHS and what are we getting in return, a bunch of managers and paperwork.
It's time to take a step back and look at what's actually working, which is the bit where doctors and nurses treat patients, not the bit where bureaucrats fill out forms. My proposal is to break up the NHS into smaller, independent hospitals and clinics, all competing with each other to provide the best care. This way, the good ones will thrive and the bad ones will have to shape up or ship out.
This isn't some crazy idea, it's just how every other industry works, and it's about time healthcare caught up.
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