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Callum McGoldrick: Failure pays well in the NHS
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The NHS has faced criticism in recent years over issues such as funding, staffing, and performance metrics. The appointment of a new health secretary, Yvette Cooper, is seen as an opportunity for the NHS to address these challenges and potentially implement new strategies to improve its overall performance. The debate over NHS executive salaries and their relationship to the organization's performance is part of a broader discussion about how to allocate resources effectively within the healthcare system.
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Callum McGoldrick: Failure pays well in the NHS
Fudged figures, increasing executive salaries and declining performance. This is the true legacy of Starmer’s two years presiding over the NHS. The new health secretary, Yvette Cooper, is yet to lay out any new plans to boost performance, but one thing is very clear: increasing salaries to ever new highs is not the answer.
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29 Jul, 05:20