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Here's one link. Will get others. Should scare the shit out of everyone.
Hospitals bribed to put patients on pathway to death: Cash incentive for NHS trusts that meet targets on Liverpool Care Pathway
By Steve Doughty for the Daily Mail
- Some hospitals set target of two thirds of all deaths should be on LCP
- At least £30m in extra money handed to hospitals to achieve these goals
- Critics warn financial incentives could influence the work of doctors
Published: 23:21 BST, 25 October 2012 | Updated: 23:21 BST, 25 October 2012
Read more: Hospitals bribed to put patients on pathway to death: Cash incentive for NHS trusts that meet targets on Liverpool Care Pathway | Daily Mail Online
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You are crazy, and also you are a troll.
Liverpool Care Pathway read it and report back.
I know all about the NHS. And all the failings of it. I myself am a believer in a two tier system like France has. And I'm not crazy. YOU read up on how the NHS was busted big time giving bonuses for basically killing people.
The Liverpool Pathway although an exceptional idea in the beginning became abused thru the government and the government agencies. I'll go toe to toe with you on this. Hell's bells I can dance a tango on the NHS and their failings.
Here's the Telegraph if you didn't like the Daily Mail. Get ready to suck it up. The government paid hospitals to essentially kill patients.
Hospitals 'paid millions to put patients on death pathway'
Hospitals are being paid millions of pounds to reach targets for the number of patients put on a controversial pathway for the withdrawal of life-saving treatment, according to data based on Freedom of Information requests.
Hospitals 'paid millions to put patients on death pathway'
How's the fucking BBC? Is the BBC ok with you?
England selected
Liverpool Care Pathway: More than 10,000 patients placed on plan
By Julian Sturdy BBC Look East
- 22 January 2013
Almost half of the acute hospital trusts in the East have been offered incentives by the government to put dying patients on a programme that allows doctors to withdraw treatment.
More than 10,000 patients in the region have been put on the Liverpool Care Pathway (LCP) in the last three years, a BBC investigation has found.
The programme was designed to ease the suffering of people at the end of their lives, but the Government has ordered an independent review after complaints that some patients and their relatives were not being told they were on it.
Trusts' incentives over care plan