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\title{THE NHS IN THE UK AT 75: ON LIFE SUPPORT OR DEATH WATCH? : IT'S THE
POLITICS, STUPID (TO MISQUOTE BILL CLINTON)}



\author[1]{Calum Paton}%
\affil[1]{Keele University}%


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  \date{June 17, 2024}


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This Perspective argues that the NHS in the UK is facing a critical
`tipping point' which means that its very survival is at stake. The
article considers the political responses to this crisis - (briefly)
from the Conservative government; (briefly) from the `anti-NHS' Right in
politics; (briefly) from the `centre' in politics in the form of the
Tony Blair Institute for Global Change; and (in depth) from the
left-of-centre, the Labour Party. Labour is likely to form the next
government, which is why its approach (in terms of both political
strategy and the substance of health policy) is considered in depth. It
is argued that Labour's approach, derived from an understandable desire
by leader Sir Keir Starmer to disown its `unelectable' recent past, is
currently inadequate for the task of putting the NHS on a secure footing
for the future.%
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