It Doesn't take rocket science to sort out the NHS Finances (NHS in general)

Member Name: TimStavert

Product:	NHS in general
Date:	10/09/09 (23 review reads)
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Advantages: Helps save peoples lives

Disadvantages: inadequate management and funding

As we hear and read a lot in the media these days regarding the NHS; some of it has been good and most of it, criticising the conditions and management particularly on a political basis.

The latest is from a Financial and Management consultancy team which has already advised the Government to slash thousands of jobs within the NHS to bring its bank balance to a level it can work efficiently.

This doesn't take rocket science and decent mathematical figures to work that out.

Whoever hired this bunch of jokers in the first place, should be the first to lose their job, because it must have cost the tax payer and NHS a huge sum to hire them in the first place.

The NHS is an institutional service to help people with illnesses, injuries and other many health problems. It is up to the Government in power to provide the funds to run that service and it appears that The NHS Trust haven't been given enough funding, or that certain areas of management have over-spent in some areas and not enough in others.
For anyone who doesn't know this, it is call prioritizing.

Although I understand that hospitals have to be modernised or rebuilt, I find when there is such a shortage of cash, how all of a sudden, millions of pounds are found to fund such new and lavish state of the art buildings.

Summary: You don't need a consultancy team to run the NHS