How can the NHS save money?

Better treatment for mental health issues. Treatment for all, regardless of age etc

i agree but how would that save money?

You're applying for medicine and you don't know your research
sorry, I didn't mean to be judgemental
apologies

The NHS have been particularly discriminatory with regards to treating the elderlky whom have mental illness

long term untreated mental illness causes physical deterioration - varias studies have shown - including one highlighted by Caroline Shreeve that those with depression have a significant lower white blood cell count than those who are not sufferring from depression. Thus weakness in immune system and needing further (more costly) treatment in a general hospital. Links are even begining** to emerge with cancer.

**further resarch is being done

While I'm more than happy to talk about interview questions I think it's important you take your own active role and research

aha thanks for that...this is my research lol

That is not acceptable.
You clearly aren't all that interested in medicine.

That is not acceptable.
You clearly aren't all that interested in medicine.

i believe me asking is an active role lol
fair point though....

No, asking me to tell you specific problems is just you not doing your own necessary research. I spoke to you about the issue you brought up and if you have the necessary interest in medicine you will look it up yourself rather than be spoon fed the answer.

Refuse to treat:

Smokers
Binge Drinkers
Druggies
Illegal Immigrants
Obese people

You're applying for medicine and you don't know your research
sorry, I didn't mean to be judgemental
apologies

The NHS have been particularly discriminatory with regards to treating the elderlky whom have mental illness

long term untreated mental illness causes physical deterioration - varias studies have shown - including one highlighted by Caroline Shreeve that those with depression have a significant lower white blood cell count than those who are not sufferring from depression. Thus weakness in immune system and needing further (more costly) treatment in a general hospital. Links are even begining** to emerge with cancer.

**further resarch is being done

Stop treating illnesses directly caused by people, don't treat smoking related incidents, don't treat drink or drug related incidents. Simple.

before people start saying stuff like generally making people's care worse/more selective, could the first thing be to cut the wages of the people who don't "earn their wages" and get rid of managers that are not needed, I read somewhere last week that there are more managers in the NHS than beds (and no, it wasn't sarcasm).

Sure. I suppose they can do that by their magical ability to decipherer the exact cause which caused the mutations that caused the cancer to be triggered.