And yet, previous sales of similar 'suites of services' have resulted in private companies pulling out after falling standards in a bid to create profit-see Hitchingbrook and Circle:
Seems to be pretty wide consensus that chipping services off and offering them out to tender is privatisation via the backdoor, and consistently results in poorer standards?
As Hitchingbrooke's the creation of the PFI fiasco doesn't that really mean that all the NHS owns is a crippling debt repayment for what's likely to be a substandard building though?
And yet, previous sales of similar 'suites of services' have resulted in private companies pulling out after falling standards in a bid to create profit-see Hitchingbrook and Circle:
https://www.opendemocracy.net/ournhs/caroline-molloy/hinchingbrooke-why-did-england's-privatised-hospital-deal-really-collapse
Seems to be pretty wide consensus that chipping services off and offering them out to tender is privatisation via the backdoor, and consistently results in poorer standards?