First Class Health Service for a First World Nation: BNP Health Policy
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the rest of the world as one of the most successful state run health
services in the world.
Today, it is a laughing stock. The NHS is critically ill. NHS Trusts
are sacking staff, closing wards, cancelling operations and refusing
patients vital life-saving drugs. Meanwhile, ‘health tourists’ are
costing the NHS £2 billion a year, and diseases such as TB and AIDS
are on the increase as a result of immigration.
British doctors and nurses are unable to find work in the NHS because
we are importing medical staff (often with questionable
qualifications) from the Third World where they are desperately
needed.
Sixty percent of NHS staff are bureaucrats, and there are now more
managers in the NHS than beds — with many earning more than £100,000
per year.
The contracting out of cleaning (often to contractors employing
illegal immigrants) has resulted in collapsing standards of
cleanliness, with around 20,000 patients a year dying of hospital-
acquired infections.
“Marketisation,” and particularly the Conservative-created Private
Finance Initiative (PFI) schemes imposed by Gordon Brown, has been a
disaster which is saddling Trusts and the taxpayer with enormous
debts. We totally reject this attempt to turn the nation’s health
service into a private profit centre for giant corporations.
The British National Party has the only plan by which our NHS can be
nursed back to health.
The BNP is wholly committed to a free, fully funded National Health
Service for all British citizens.
The BNP’s policy is to:
- Replace 100,000 NHS bureaucrats with doctors, nurses and dentists;
- Invest sufficient money in the NHS to provide a decent service to
the British people;
- Bring hospital cleaning back in-house and make high cleanliness a
top priority;
- End the scandal of foreign health tourism;
- Train and pay to retain British doctors, nurses and dentists instead
of looting the Third World of staff who are desperately needed in
their home countries;
- Revitalise the healthcare system by boosting staff and bed numbers,
slashing unnecessary bureaucracy and by addressing the root cause of
low recruitment and retention — low pay.
- We will see to it that no money is given in foreign aid while our
own hospitals are short of beds and the staff to run them.
- Finally, more emphasis must be placed on healthy living with greater
understanding of sickness prevention through physical exercise, a
healthier environment and improved diets.
The time has come for change.
www.bnp.org.uk
Student Nurse
<truthfre...@hotmail.com> said:
> For decades, the British National Health Service was looked upon by
> the rest of the world as one of the most successful state run health
> services in the world.
I know this guy's just trolling, but I can't sit by and listen to
fascits cunts trying to ruin my country. Piss off and die.