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Crawling Across Chaos and Time Without End
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Jun
04
2008
Healthcare – Incompetent Hypocrites in ChargeThe latest “news” in healthcare is (see this BBC item): Firms ‘to run failing NHS trusts’ Now where have I heard this before? I know! Let’s check (see this BBC item) here in April 2002! What we have is Alan Milburn saying exactly the same thing… The whole point of it is that they reckon BUPA is really good so it should be doing the managing. Let’s look at this carefully, should we?
Let’s see some examples of the cary-shary BUPA at work should we?
The history of BUPA and the BUPA management is one of continuous cost-cutting, skimming of publicly trained staff (without recompense to the state), and a stream of mistakes that they neither accept responsibility nor pay for and that have to be picked up and made right by the NHS. The few good things they get right are paid for using far more money than necessary and are only attempted if there’s a decent chance of success.
They don’t train their staff – all the people are trained at public expense so their whole business model is flawed and based on sponging off somewhere else. If they included that into their costs AND took on every difficult case and procedure instead of just creaming off the simple mole removals etc, their real costs would be prohibitive even for executives on blue-chip schemes. And now, Ben Bradshaw the latest incumbent to the Ministerial office, wants them to tell the NHS staff how to run their affairs. I’d tell them to just fuck off if they came near me with their calculators and scalpels. Amazon Related:
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