What is it about?
A recurring series of outbreaks of a new type of infectious immune impairment is leading to periods of rapid growth in emergency admissions and costs
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Why is it important?
The ageing population has been largely blamed for the increase in emergency admissions. However, emergency admissions are growing in a way that defies this explanation.
Perspectives
Outbreaks of this new agent have been documented in all Western countries and also lead to periods of totally unexplained higher death. For the moment it seems that it is politically expedient to blame the NHS rather than inform the public regarding the existence of this new disease. See http://www.hcaf.biz/2010/Publications_Full.pdf for further studies.
Dr Rodney P Jones
Healthcare Analysis & Forecasting
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This page is a summary of: Recurring Outbreaks of an Infection Apparently Targeting Immune Function, and Consequent Unprecedented Growth in Medical Admission and Costs in the United Kingdom: A Review, British Journal of Medicine and Medical Research, January 2015, Sciencedomain International,
DOI: 10.9734/bjmmr/2015/14845.
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