Unfolding a complex story told in three parts, this chronicle
examines Britain's government-funded National Health Service (NHS)
and its Independent Sector Treatment Center program, as it was
originally intended: as a public service that cut waiting times for
elective treatments such as hip and knee replacements. The book
then explores how the House of Commons Health Select Committee
tried to assess the NHS before, finally revealing what the the
program really is: a bridgehead for the private sector to take over
NHS services and staff on a steadily-growing scale. Describing how
the true aims of the program have been obscured--information about
the program has been regularly massaged or withheld from public
scrutiny--this study exposes how the NHS is closing services and
diverting patient income to for-profit providers on highly
advantageous terms.
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