YABU. The NHS will never be fully privatised. Parliamentary democracy will not allow it. Cross party committees, and other interested parties, help set out the 10 year plan, and if you have a read, nowhere does it allow for private takeover of the NHS. The private services that are contracted out at the moment, at least the ones I have experienced, have been fantastic, I didn't pay for them, the NHS did, so still free at the point of delivery.
Certain parts of the NHS have always been privatised, some more successfuly than others, that's true, but it makes sense to contract services to the best, most efficient provider. Many of these so called "private" providers will be GP's, Charities and Practioner services anyway. They set up a local service, and contract with other local NHS partners.
I am very aware this is different across the country, but locally we seem to have a really good service. My 92 year old mum gets amazing service. The number of referrals and tests she has is, actually, quite ridiculous. She got a cataract done in 2 weeks! I also got an arthroscopy in 4 weeks. GP services are under pressure locally, as is the A&E. Did you know that year on year, there has been a 40% increase in A&E admissions, entirely down to the elderly admissions? Something obviously need to change to cope with that, but it will not be towards critical care, but I believe will be more towards community based care.