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NHS GPs to vote on charging patients for a Netflix-style subscription service - as £150,000-a-year family doctors push for 'greater freedom to provide private services'
NHS GPs in the UK are considering voting on a Netflix-style subscription service to charge patients, with high-earning family doctors advocating for 'greater freedom to provide private services'. The proposal has sparked debate over potential impacts on public healthcare funding and accessibility.
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