National Health | IMGpapers 1976

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those in education - is that the deterioration of the NHS will be accentuated, whilst the slashing of the capital building programme will prevent the expansion of resources necessary to overcome this. The result of this will be a further growth in private health care, and an added stimulus to a private health sector alongside the NHS and able to grow because of the deterioration of the NHS.

CLEAR CHOICE The cuts in health spending may not be dramatic, but they should in no way be under-stated. The choice faced by the labour movement is posed even more sharply by the White Paper: allow the Labour Government to continue on its present course, and we face the destruction of the NHS as it is today, not to be ... a neaith service under the control of working people.? ... a health service responsive to the needs of working people.' Bulletin of the National Co-ordinating Committee Against Cuts in the NHSavailable price 5p plus 7p p&p from: Dr Paul Stern, 55 Bridge Lane, London NW1.

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