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<blockquote data-quote="Biggie" data-source="post: 336946" data-attributes="member: 24034">The lady in question offered no practical solutions to the Health Secretary when the opportunity to advise the man in a position to implement change in the NHS was gifted to her. She said her piece, good for her. But I ask you, what does the lady know about the workings of government and how the branch of government tasked with running, funding and anticipating current and future needs and everything else that pertains to running the world third biggest bureaucracy (first being the Russian military followed by the Indian state owned railway as I understand it)?&nbsp; What does she know about NHS other than her experience and what she has gleaned from whichever news source she has bought into... and done.The NHS deliver a service that has room for improvement, but a service that is somewhere between good and almost excellent. People&#039;s experiences are anecdotal and not empirical data.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Biggie, post: 336946, member: 24034"] The lady in question offered no practical solutions to the Health Secretary when the opportunity to advise the man in a position to implement change in the NHS was gifted to her. She said her piece, good for her. But I ask you, what does the lady know about the workings of government and how the branch of government tasked with running, funding and anticipating current and future needs and everything else that pertains to running the world third biggest bureaucracy (first being the Russian military followed by the Indian state owned railway as I understand it)? What does she know about NHS other than her experience and what she has gleaned from whichever news source she has bought into... and done. The NHS deliver a service that has room for improvement, but a service that is somewhere between good and almost excellent. People's experiences are anecdotal and not empirical data. [/QUOTE]

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