Rajan Madhok, a retired public health doctor from Ruthin, UK, believes there needs to be a new public conversation on improving the NHS. He acknowledges that engaging in serious discussion will be challenging and emphasizes the need for clarity on what to discuss and how. Madhok questions if the public fully understands the reality of the current NHS, which he describes as a bottomless pit depriving other sectors. He stresses the importance of educating the public on the true state of the NHS in order to have a productive conversation on its improvement.
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How to improve the NHS: the public doesn’t know the reality of the current service
