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Readers panel: Does the way we fund the NHS have to change to avoid bankrupting the state?
A report from the Centre for Policy Studies – A Royal Commission on the NHS: The Remit –argues that the ‘ever-increasing demands of the health service cannot be met from general taxation without bankrupting the state’. Nursing Standard readers have their say
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