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How the ideal of universal healthcare was eroded by the application of market principles
Allyson Pollock is professor of public health research and policy at Queen Mary, University of London. She set up and directed the Centre for International Public Health Policy at the University of Edinburgh from 2005 to 2011, and prior to that she was Head of the Public Health Policy Unit at UCL and Director of Research & Development at UCL Hospitals NHS Trust. She is the author of NHS plc and co-author of The New NHS: A Guide. She writes regularly in the Guardian as well as many professional publications. Website: http://www.allysonpollock.com/
An excellent guide, not only to the woes of the NHS but, by
extension, to those of all the public services in Britain ... It is
a lamentable tale of private enterprise without enterprise, and
public expenditure without public purpose.
*New Statesman*
This is a shocking story, brilliantly told.
*Raymond Tallis*
A tale that demands to be read by every person in this country who
has a stake in the NHS and the remnants of the welfare state, and
indeed, everyone with democratic instincts ... told with lucid and
detailed authority.
*Guardian*
Allyson Pollock confirms suspicions that something is rotten in the
state of the UK's health system. NHS plc should be required reading
for every clinician and patient in the UK.
*The Lancet*
Pollock applies a remorseless logic that is hard to resist ... a
stimulating and powerful argument.
*Times Higher Education Supplement*
A brave, necessary book. And because you know the government thinks
you shouldn't read it, you probably should.
*British Medical Journal*
Required reading for everyone who works in the biggest industry in
the country and everyone that uses it.
*Claire Rayner*
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