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Unit 1: The Business Environment
Two Businesses on our doorstep - AS1
In this task you are going to explore the two business that are private and public, in this task
has been provided two organisations that are NHS and H&M, one is private and one public
and this task is going to walk through the differences and the similarities that the two
organisation have and why the two-sector are important in the society, and what are the
disadvantages and the advantages of this type of sector.
NHS
Overview
The NHS is an organisation that includes primary care, in-patient care, dentist, local dentist,
hospitals and many more that are under NHS and they are only there to help the people and
provide a quality of care. On the 5th July 1948 and it was set by Aneurin Bevan when the
main organisation started from the idea of giving the best care without getting any money
from the patients. The NHS set some of the objectives that were to meet the needs of
different populations and make sure that everyone’s treatment would be done equally and
fairly. The NHS tries to minimise the errors and give a perfect service to be used. The NHS is
an organisation that tries to give the best possible to their patients without having any profit
from them. The aim of the NHS is to give the best and the satisfied service and opportunities
to the patients, so they can use the services and be contented from it and the tremendous
aim of the NHS is to help improve the care of the patients. They have some other aims and
that are ‘’The NHS will help to keep people healthy and reduce health inequalities’’, the NHS
tries to have their patients with the best wellbeing, and they try to make sure that there will
be less patience coming to the doctors. ‘’The NHS will provide a comprehensive range of
services’’ they provide a wide variety of different treatments (blog.gooroo.co.uk, 2008-
2019).
Type of Organisation
The NHS is the biggest organisation in the UK that
helps people to get the best opportunities and services
so that they can secure that the patients are healthy in
the UK and that they will live longer. This organisation
is in England, this is a national organisation that is
based in the UK, but it is comfortably found in every
local place. The NHS is an organisation that is based in
the UK and it is a service that is national it makes to
the patients easier to approach to NHS and they can
find their solution to their problems in the NHS. The
NHS is wide public sector in UK that has about
1,400,000 employees.




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