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Healthcare without Delay: Because Every Second Counts!

 

The Revival of the NHS.

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Keeping our NHS public and saving lives is paramount. GB People's Party will abolish privatisation and preventing shareholders from profiting off the hardworking taxpayer is essential. This exploitation is costing us our lives, our livelihoods, and harming the UK economy. 

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The GB People's Party proposed strategy aimed at transforming the National Health Service and Social Care to meet the evolving needs of the population. This approach aligns with the commitment to equity and eliminating reliance on private care providers. Just as Nye Bevan extended the principles of Tredegar to the entire nation, we must take Wales foundation of integrity and empowerment and build a future that serves all of Britain. 

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Key Features of the Plan:

  • No Reliance on Private Care Providers: Ensuring all care homes are publicly funded and operated, with no involvement from private sector providers.

  • Progressive Taxation: Implementing progressive tax policies to ensure sustainable funding for social care services.

  • Integrated Care: Seamless collaboration between social care and NHS services to provide comprehensive, holistic care.

  • Community-Based Approach: Engaging local authorities, community groups, and non-profits to tailor services to the needs of each community.

  • Quality and Accountability: The GB People’s Part will ensure high standards of care through government oversight, regular evaluations, and continuous improvement efforts.

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Pitfalls of Relying on Private Sector Services in Healthcare:

​The GB People's Party emphasizes a significant concern within the healthcare system. The reliance on private sector services when the public sector is stretched thin. This practice can lead to several issues:

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  • Cost: Engaging private sector services often incurs higher expenses compared to providing the same services within the NHS.

  • Consistency of Care: Utilizing private providers can create inconsistencies in the quality and accessibility of care.

  • Public Funding: This raises questions about the efficient use of public funds, which could be better directed toward improving NHS services directly.

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Ongoing: Collaboration and Continuous Improvement:

  • Partnerships with NHS: Foster ongoing collaboration with the NHS to ensure coordinated care and shared outcomes.

  • Community Involvement: Encourage community involvement in the planning and operation of care homes, promoting a sense of ownership and accountability.

  • Preventive Care: Focus on preventive care and early intervention to reduce the need for long-term residential care.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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