Conflating IT mistakes (10bn over 20 years, 500m per year - peanuts, from a government perspective) with the entire NHS expenditure, is just misleading propaganda. This is why we can't have a civil debate on what the NHS should and should not provide: the fixation on cost-cutting and its opposite knee-jerk reactions stifle any attempt at reasoning about actual problems.
That's a really weird thing to say: are you asserting that the "right wing" is complaining about billions in public money being funnelled into the pockets of capitalist shareholders? Or is "right wing" just your word for "anyone who disagrees with me"?
I'll grow tired of it when the government stops doing business with these companies, insources all the IT work, and hits them with a windfall tax to claw it all back. Is that what you call "right wing"?
What would you say that involves? The current budget is £125Bn, so are we looking at £150Bn, £200Bn, £500Bn? Put a number out there and we'll have a national debate on what we are willing to do to finance that.
Noone seems to know what "properly fund" actually looks like, and noone has any appetite for tackling waste, such as missed appointments, or IT outsourcing contracts. £10Bn flushed down the toilet on NPfIT, when you say "save our NHS" you are really saying "save CSC's shareholders", do you realize that?
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2013/sep/18/nhs-records-...
Windfall tax on Accenture et al I say.