this post is so disingenuous it honestly should be negged.
From your own link:
why not use that to compare to the "24% satisfaction rate with the state of the NHS?"
Instead, you've chosen a totally different data point (coincidentally the ONLY point in the article that you linked that is favorable to the current system) and compared it to that 24% number.
What's percentage of the UK public is satisfied with their own personal level of care? If you don't have that number, why bother comparing apples to oranges?
Also, about that dissatisfaction:
Take a look at this chart. Probably a coincidence that confidence has plummeted after the government slashed spending resulting in a 50B spending gap.
https://www.statista.com/statistics/696342/public-satisfaction-with-the-nhs-united-kingdom-uk/"
TLDR: Tale as old as time. Conservatives slash spending, break the government service, and then point to that failure as proof that the system doesn't work.