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Motion: Should the NHS be privatised?

9 February 2022
Healthcare

Motion: Should the NHS be privatised?

Kristian Niemietz
9 February 2022
On 8 February 2022, the King’s College London Conservative Association and the King’s College London Labour Society co-hosted a debate … Continue reading “Motion: Should the NHS be privatised?”

NHS health outcomes: Don’t take it from me

19 January 2018
Healthcare

NHS health outcomes: Don’t take it from me

Kristian Niemietz
19 January 2018
In certain corners of social media, the NHS winter crisis has led to a renewed interest in (i.e. attacks on) … Continue reading “NHS health outcomes: Don’t take it from me”

The NHS keeps failing. Social insurance systems keep succeeding

26 October 2017
Healthcare

The NHS keeps failing. Social insurance systems keep succeeding

Kate Andrews
26 October 2017
The NHS is failing. No, this isn’t some attempt to “Americanise” the UK’s healthcare system. The US is the only … Continue reading “The NHS keeps failing. Social insurance systems keep succeeding”

Motion: “This House would privatise the NHS”

2 November 2016
Healthcare

Motion: “This House would privatise the NHS”

Kristian Niemietz
2 November 2016
On 31 October, the Bath University Debating Society organised a motion entitled ‘This House would privatise the NHS, and replace … Continue reading “Motion: “This House would privatise the NHS””

The UK health system: a response to critics

27 October 2016
Healthcare

The UK health system: a response to critics

Kristian Niemietz
27 October 2016
“[W]hen we want to believe something, we ask ourselves, ‘Can I believe it?’ Then […] we search for supporting evidence, … Continue reading “The UK health system: a response to critics”

A sensible discussion on healthcare policy requires brutal honesty on outcomes

25 October 2016
Healthcare

A sensible discussion on healthcare policy requires brutal honesty on outcomes

Ryan Bourne
25 October 2016
It was heart-breaking to witness. Back in January, sitting at my grandmother’s hospital bedside, a new patient entered the ward. … Continue reading “A sensible discussion on healthcare policy requires brutal honesty on outcomes”

Yes, of course ‘Breaking Bad’ could have happened in the UK.

22 February 2016
Healthcare

Yes, of course ‘Breaking Bad’ could have happened in the UK.

Kristian Niemietz
22 February 2016
The US TV series ‘Breaking Bad’ is about a middle-aged high school teacher, Walter White, who is diagnosed with lung … Continue reading “Yes, of course ‘Breaking Bad’ could have happened in the UK.”

Rebuttal: “‘Breaking Bad’ could not have happened in the UK, because we have the NHS”

18 February 2016

Rebuttal: “‘Breaking Bad’ could not have happened in the UK, because we have the NHS”

Kristian Niemietz
18 February 2016
The US TV series ‘Breaking Bad’ is about a middle-aged high school teacher, Walter White, who is diagnosed with lung … Continue reading “Rebuttal: “‘Breaking Bad’ could not have happened in the UK, because we have the NHS””

The tale of two healthcare reports and what it tells us about the NHS

7 December 2015
Healthcare

The tale of two healthcare reports and what it tells us about the NHS

Ryan Bourne
7 December 2015
This article was first published by CapX. When the Commonwealth Fund ranked the UK first for healthcare among developed countries … Continue reading “The tale of two healthcare reports and what it tells us about the NHS”

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