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Doctors should be running hospitals – here's why

  • Written by: The Conversation
imageOff the wards and into the boardrooms.Doctors by Shutterstock

As per every election since its inception in 1948, the NHS is a political football; this time it is being kicked around by seven teams. One wonders when the UK will learn from its European neighbours about the benefits of depoliticised healthcare.

Much of the debate has focused on the...

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