Criminal gangs, with tacit approval from Russia, Iran, and North Korea, could attack UK’s critical national infrastructure, which could include public finances, schools, transportation systems, NHS, armed forces, and even central government, warned security consultant Martin Riley. He highlighted that ransomware attacks could inflict catastrophic damages and loss of lives; hence, investing in cybersecurity should be given utmost priority. Statistics from Bridewell reveal that 65% of essential sectors had their cyber defence budgets cut in 2022-23, emphasising the need for better resource allocation.
Why Value-Based Care Only Works If You’ve Tamed Costs
VBC aligns reimbursements to outcomes, emphasizing the quality and effectiveness, not quantity, of healthcare activities. But the same cost constraints driving interest in VBC can
