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It would also seem that the "personalisation agenda" continues apace within the health narrative, which seems to demand that the NHS is reformed in order to operate along the same line as amazon.com: "Click here to turn express delivery if you want to get your piles treated by Thursday!"
Quite how this is deliverable is anyone's guess. Jonathan Freedland on the subject:
"Everyone wants a personalised NHS, [the MP] bellowed. "How's he going to do it?" This central question - how? - remains unanswered."
Localism is all very well, but where provision is locally decided you can bet your pension that complaints about "postcode lotteries" will never be further than six months behind the instigation of the scheme, and what the hell's the Secretary of State gonna do about this outrage? And, thusly, the eternal cycle continues.
Still, judging from the heavy stream of people passing the TV screens in the twenty-first century, foregoing the quest for a solution for the NHS in single-minded pursuit of strong coffee, Westmonster reckons Johnson can probably change his mind in six months about this insania without anybody noticing much.
