NHS Could Save $33 Billion by 2014
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NESTA reported that the NHS could save $33 billion by 2014 by “putting the public, clinicians, doctors, and nurses at the heart of how health care and public services are delivered,” Stian Westlake from NESTA told CNBC Wednesday. This can be achieved by transforming the way services are delivered and changing public attitude toward obesity and alcohol consumption, he added.
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