Government's proposals for an extended charging system for migrants and short term visitors attempting to access healthcare in the UK could cause unintended damage to NHS services, the British Medical Association (BMA) has warned.
Plans to extend charges on migrants and short term visitors using the NHS is "impractical, uneconomic and inefficient", according to the British Medical Association (BMA).
Chair of the trade union, Dr Mark Porter, warned the NHS did not have the infrastructure or resources to implement the policy.
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