David Cameron's health Reforms Criticised

The Prime Minister, supported by health and education secretaries, addressed critics of his NHS reorganization plans, emphasizing a bottom-up approach driven by patient and GP choices. Innovative practices like CT heart scans are being tested, promising cost savings. However, concerns arise over privatization and competition affecting NHS ethos and quality. The reorganization could cost up to £3 billion, with full implementation expected in two years, marking a significant NHS transformation.

What is the main focus of the Prime Minister's NHS reorganization plan?

• Privatization of health services

• Increased funding for hospitals

• Bottom-up approach driven by patient and GP choices

• Top-down control by ministers

How has the GP consortium improved patient care?

• By introducing innovative heart scans and localized care

• By increasing hospital visits

• By cutting down on GP consultations

• By reducing the number of available services

What is a major concern of health unions regarding the NHS reforms?

• Increased patient satisfaction

• Reduction in hospital staff

• Marketization and competition on price

• More funding for private companies

What is the estimated cost of the NHS reorganization?

• £4 billion

• £3 billion

• £2 billion

• £1 billion

When are GPs expected to officially take control of their budgets if the plans are approved?

• In one year

• Immediately

• In five years

• In two years