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Andy Burnham makes NHS private care pledge 'key election battleground'

In an interview with The Sunday Telegraph, Andy Burnham declared that a "key battleground" for the next election will be a Labour pledge to offer patients the legal right to free private care if they do not get the treatment they need from the NHS... Full Article at The Telegraph

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  1. Patients who wait longer than the target of 18 weeks for NHS treatment are to be given the legal right to get free private healthcare. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited

  2. Patients in England will be guaranteed NHS treatment within 18 weeks, with the legal right to private care paid for by the state if that deadline is missed. Full Article at BBC News

  3. Patients who do not get the treatment that they need from the NHS within 18 weeks are to be given the legal right to free private care. Full Article at Times Online

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