Health Insurance - British public bemoan the demise of NHS - 08/07/2008

 
 
 

A study by Saga Private Medical Insurance has revealed that the British public are concerned about the levels of cleanliness and hygiene within NHS facilities.

Two thirds of those polled expressed concern about the current hygiene and cleanliness standards in NHS facilities and a similar number feared catching the hospital bound infection MRSA. Waiting times are also an issue, with over half troubled by the delays.

Andrew Goodsell, Chief Executive, Saga Group Ltd, says: "Although the NHS is a world-leading service, many feel more reassured knowing they have private medical cover. Despite the government effort and resource in recent years focused on reducing waiting times, the reality is that the public still feel they are too long and that's borne out by the continuing strong demand for Private Medical Insurance and access to private treatment in safe and clean environments."

 
     
 
 
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