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I think this is unfair for the Government to have a small hike though this
has to be taken in the context of financial global meltdown. At the same
time good economic governance is needed to get the system on track before
further damage to the financial market. NHS managers also need to look in
to the ways of reducing the burden or cost to the exchequer by less
spending. Just an example- some medications not used by the patient but
still been issued by the repeat prescription by GP and these are going to
be disposed--It's all about Money. Please save from the Global economic
shrinking ship.
Thanks.
Is it really Economic slow down or being made scapegoat?
Dear Editor,
I think this is unfair for the Government to have a small hike though this
has to be taken in the context of financial global meltdown. At the same
time good economic governance is needed to get the system on track before
further damage to the financial market. NHS managers also need to look in
to the ways of reducing the burden or cost to the exchequer by less
spending. Just an example- some medications not used by the patient but
still been issued by the repeat prescription by GP and these are going to
be disposed--It's all about Money. Please save from the Global economic
shrinking ship.
Thanks.
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