Public Floods NHS Consultation with Unconventional Proposals

The UK government invites public input on NHS reform, leading to a mix of humorous and serious suggestions.

The consultation, launched by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, aims to gather public input for a 10-year NHS reform plan.
Among the lighthearted suggestions were renaming doctors as 'Doctor Who' and installing Wetherspoons in hospitals.
More serious proposals included charging tourists for NHS services and introducing digital records to reduce bureaucracy.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting encouraged participation, emphasizing the importance of public involvement in shaping NHS reforms.
The consultation process includes a moderation system to filter inappropriate content, ensuring productive discussions.