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[ ]face masks—in shops, enclosed meeting spaces, and public transport Recent outsourcing of numerous contracts during the pandemic has furthered that impression 67 Parliamentary votes not to take the NHS off the table for international trade negotiations are a further concern 8 That said, the proportion of NHS clinical care delivered by the private sector or paid for from private insurance or personal funds remains low 910 Public resistance to market solutions is considerable, and many system leaders and health services have a range of existential threats, not least workforce gaps, that are arguably more pressing 11 Both sides of the argument contain some truth about whether we can compare the NHS, and its funding and provision model, with other systems that are better funded or staffed or use more insurance and market based delivery [ ]some commentators are against hospital admission: all citizens would allegedly rather be at home, admission is inevitably harmful and risky, and we’re said to admit far too many people and should keep ever more of them (especially older people) out of hospital
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