Its mismanagement comes from people within the service. I don't know why Brits are so desperate to blame anything except the NHS for why the NHS is ****. It's because it has too much administration. I work with the NHS as a domestic assistant and I am treated like crap by half the people who work there, the NHS staff. They lie about the work I've done and gaslight me and they did it to the poor girl who worked in that area before me, which is the reason she transferred to another department. If anything goes wrong they blame the people below them, as I've experienced first hand. Nobody takes any responsibility.
So **** them.
Ok, first then, working in any environment where you aren't treated fairly and with dignity is a form of misery I wouldn't wish on anyone. Please, get yourself out of there.
Each NHS trust is a large service provider that does require considerable administration. Nothing about switching to a private or mixed system would change that. If you've ever worked for a large corporation you'll have seen that entities of a certain size require many layer of middle management, HR and other administrative roles.
The "too much administration" line is a glaringly obvious red herring. I can understand why a conservative might fall for this nonsense, but every one else can draw a clear line from the writings of tories on how to destroy effective public services, to the large donations from private health providers and insurers to a decade and a half of legislation ****ing our health care. We've had every major medical association telling us exactly what was happening from 2010 onward. Now that exactly what they have said was going to happen
is happening we're going to blame it "administration"?
