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Green Party Health and the NHS Policies

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Category: Other - health Posted by Green 146 days ago (http://www.greenparty.org.uk)

The Green Party believes that compassion in healthcare and the prevention of illness should be at the forefront of our healthcare service. They would
maintain a publicly funded, publicly provided health service, and oppose NHS privatisation and treating healthcare as a market. Prescriptions, eye tests, dental care and care for the elderly would be free for the whole of the UK.
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Liberal Democrats Health Policy

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Category: Lib Dems - health Posted by LibDem 148 days ago (http://www.libdems.org.uk)

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Liberal Democrats believe they have to change the NHS so patients come first. And
that care would improve if local people had a say in how their health services are run.
The first priority is to protect front line services by making the NHS work better with the money it has and investing back into frontline services. Money will be sa
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UKIP Health Policy

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Category: Other - health Posted by UKIP 148 days ago (http://www.ukip.org)

UKIP supports the NHS but wants more local control through elected County Health Boards.
Nursing staff will be subject to greater training and authority through the re-instatement of matrons with greater control and responsibility.
Services, including hospitals and ambulances will be franchised out through the County Health Boards.
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The Labour Party - Health

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Category: Labour - health Posted by Labour 148 days ago (http://www.labour.org.uk)

The NHS must continue to change and improve, responding to the pressures of an ageing population, rising patient expectations and medical advances. Labour will ensure that the NHS is always patient centred and responsive to local communities, and based on need. The new NHS Constitution sets out to all what they can expect from the NHS and what, in return, is expected from them.
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The Conservative Party Health Policy

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Category: Conservative - health Posted by Conservative 148 days ago (http://www.conservatives.com)

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The Conservative Party believes that healthcare in this country should be free at the point of use and available to everyone based on need, not ability to pay.
We will make the performance of the NHS transparent by publishing information about the kind of results that healthcare providers are achieving, so there is no hiding p
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