The news that more than 200 babies died in a hospital system in western England over the past 20 years due to negligence in maternal care has once again pushed the British national health care system (NHS) to the forefront of the storm. A public opinion survey released on March 30 by a British survey organization concerned about the country's medical system showed that British people's satisfaction with the national health care system has fallen to the lowest level since 1997. (on April 1, a man passes through the emergency room of a hospital in Liverpool, England.) (this is a national health care system worker wearing a stethoscope photographed outside a hospital in Liverpool, England on April 1.) (on April 1, people passed a hospital in Liverpool, England.) (this is the NHS logo taken at a hospital in Manchester on April 1st.) (on April 1, the ambulance was parked outside a hospital in Liverpool, England.) (Xinhua News Agency)