The Independent Investigation of the NHS in England by Ara Darzi highlights the dire state of the English NHS, attributing blame to factors such as austerity, the 2012 Health and Social Care Act, lack of patient voice, and management structures. NHS leadership has downplayed the severity of the situation, leading to deficits and high waiting lists. The report emphasizes the failure of Andrew Lansley’s NHS reforms and implies political responsibility for the current state of the NHS. Ultimately, the investigation serves to allocate blame and shed light on the failures in the management and resourcing of the NHS.
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The Darzi review distributes blame effectively
