cut out the private sector middlemen

@ryanm7097

25 күн бұрын

Nope!😂 Not with Streeting in charge, it's privatization all the way!

@ssuwandi3240

25 күн бұрын

Correction 👉private and CORRUPT Fraudster Middlemen

@ConstructiveMinds100

23 күн бұрын

And half of management from OXBRIDGE. Pseudo clever people. Plenty haughty, lofty speeches and minimum of logic.

@ssuwandi3240

23 күн бұрын

Patient's timely discharge should be improved and regularly monitored. The at home continued care should be encouraged and incentivized including the usages of remote monitoring devices.

@adrikhankant6170

23 күн бұрын

Labour is financed by the private middle man

stop giving money to shareholder and farfetched board members salaries for a start - use that money to improve things

@paulthomas3841

25 күн бұрын

More white collar workers,

@craigjohnstone1461

25 күн бұрын

Its now called stakeholder capitalism. A W.e.f term.

@andyf4292

25 күн бұрын

tory bastards were well along in the process of privatizing it

@user-uf1qh4im4z

25 күн бұрын

Are you thick ?

@drd6416

25 күн бұрын

As soon as you mention shareholders you know its going to go downhill while they cream of profits

NHS Not For Sale!

@thomasswift3563

25 күн бұрын

its already been sold

@craigjohnstone1461

25 күн бұрын

Nhs sold

@ConstructiveMinds100

23 күн бұрын

😂😂😂😂 It's been already in partial sale for years. Abysmal ignorance.

@allcounties7059

22 күн бұрын

It's already been sold mate years ago

@thomasswift3563

22 күн бұрын

@@allcounties7059 by Blair

Reclaim all the land that is privately owned that charges the hospitals rent. The hospital i work at currently is paying up to £9000 to have a plug socket fitted, it pays £400 for plastic wheely bins, and £250,000 to have a wall knocked down. I dont care how it is done but privately rent out hospital land is crippling our budget.

As a mental health nurse it's obvious to me. We have far too much micro management. I am managed by an algorithm which ensures that I fill on a Tsunami of forms but guarantees no actual real patient care. When I started in an Asylum there were eight managers for 2000 patients. Every patient got three meals a day. free laundry, dental care, occupational therapy, art department orchard and famr work, metal work, woodwork, social activities including sports days, concerts and a full time social club. Every ward had weekly ward rounds and life was full. When I left the asylum there was 150 patients and 30 managers. I then went into the community and this services descended into an utter farce in Herts. I could not deliver even my lowest standards that my conscience could support. I had to leave the service was terrible and under cuts beyond the bone.

@DPK12

24 күн бұрын

Fully agree, I left after 10 year and getting to a H grade, disgusted by managers with no appreciation of clinical services

@warrengleeson4572

21 күн бұрын

Thank you for sharing your experience, very insightful!

@LA-fr7fx

20 күн бұрын

Folks look for cushy, tax payer funded, management jobs in the NHS. They have zero clinical experience and I woild not put them in charge of the fruit and veg isle at Tesco!

I agree with this current Government's model for our healthcare. We need to change our healthcare culture. As a society, we need to be able to go to our local GP's for whatever ails us, and then be able to trust the local healthcare community to get better. That isn't to say that hospitals/A&E should be defunct, but rather as a last resort for us. To get to that however, we will need more funding in community healthcare, we need far more GP's than what we currently have and we will need to redo our entire model of healthcare.

@AM-bj7yo

25 күн бұрын

GPs are unable to find work and many are reapplying to different specialties, because additional funding in primary care is specifically allocated for surgeries to hire non doctors like Physician Associates (2 year degree), paramedic practitioners, nurse practitioners, and so on, instead of doctors. Middle grade job adverts for doctors now receive 200-300 applicants, somehow we’re starving for more doctors, but doctors are struggling to find work, and entering specialty training in order to progress and not remain stagnant as a doctor is increasingly becoming a dream.

@wilsonmanch6773

24 күн бұрын

One of the many reasons why people go to hospital is because GPs are dysfunctional. So go A&E is faster and getting the correct treatment. GPs is the one should be defunc and put all resources into hospitals. It will be easier to manage GPs too. And retrain GPs to be able to work in A&E and do night calls too. That is the fastest way to increase workforce. GPs are slow in treatment and refer patients to hospital anyway due to limited knowledge by their 3years training. Scrap this outdated system. Centralize all nhs workforce.

@giakolou2876

24 күн бұрын

@@wilsonmanch6773 This, too many lazy part time gp's who misdiagnose and dismiss, giving you ibuprofeen or dismiss you as hypochndriac or stressed, without even bothering to do the basic investigations, then after years your condition becomes chronic and difficult to treat and impossible to cure. GPs don't care untill you're literally limping and falling apart. Many of them dismiss even blood test markers with clinical comments. And there's very little you can do, where do you even complain ? You can't vote with your wallet, they just allocate gps on first come basis. You can't even review them either. In france you can at least choose to which doctor you go and read reviews etc, then you get refunded by the goverment. At least that weeds out the bad doctors.

@YouTubecanbitemyhairybanger

24 күн бұрын

Yeah more TAX PAYER money is what's needed not less tax parasites coming over on boats

@a0um

21 күн бұрын

Agree with rethinking the role of GPs! Think about what you want! You’re a world class intellectual hub! You’ll find solutions and viable paths.

Went to an NHS hospital today for an endoscopy (referred by my doctor, they called yesterday, procedure done and dusted today). I was amazed by how calm, positive, supportive, and efficient all the staff were and how much of a privilege it was to be able to get a complex procedure down so quickly and smoothly, without being given a bill for thousands of pounds. The NHS is brilliant and politicians, the media, and armchair commentators love to make it into a political football to whinge about. We just need to make sure it is fully funded and not straightjacketed by valueless inspectorates and performance reviews. It is one of our most universally valuable national services.

@jackspring7709

25 күн бұрын

I agree completely. That has been my experience in the few times I have availed of my local NHS.

@snizami

25 күн бұрын

Same experience with universal health care in Canada. Any shortcomings in the system can generally be fixed by simple commitment\funding. All these neo-lib conservative fools like to pretend they can take a whip to the system to make it pull harder and faster somehow.

@PORRRIDGE_GUN

25 күн бұрын

Trans Oesophagal Endoscopy? The most horrible procedure I have ever undergone. Twice! I am glad it only takes a few seconds.

@eveoakley6270

25 күн бұрын

The NHS has had millions thrown at it, and regardless of how many more millions is thrown at it the NHS will NEVER change unless someone at senior management level is held accountable for the endless money pot. I have worked in it at a band 6 level for forty years and believe me there are many managers sitting behind closed office doors building little empires for themselves with zero accountability. It is a travesty.

@popcornfilms1

24 күн бұрын

Preaching. 1000000%. NHS is gold.

NHS Doctors, Surgeons , Paramedics and Nurses are Amazing. Thank you for all your hard work ❤❤

@allcounties7059

22 күн бұрын

Not any more most have packed their bags and left the NHS

@thevikingwarrior

18 күн бұрын

Hard watching soap operas and reading face book, while someone needs oxygen.

Need more healthcare workers.

@boratlovesrabbits

25 күн бұрын

dont worry, all the good ones are leaving.

@arcan762

25 күн бұрын

Not more, just better paid. We have enough but they don't stick around for long before taking better paid jobs elsewhere.

@Brizlebird

25 күн бұрын

@@arcan762they all demand a public service, but leave for high paying jobs in insurance/private backed healthcare services. They’re hypocrites.

@ayeaye1363

25 күн бұрын

​@@boratlovesrabbitsor left.

@LadyLuck8_4

25 күн бұрын

lol

Romford will always have a problem they shut about 4 hospitals and replaced them with one much smaller Hospital in an area with a growing population .

@empressdoinalot

22 күн бұрын

And then they keep adding flats. The ice rink is having more housing

@reetkaur2293

18 күн бұрын

Why don't they recruit candidates from overseas such as from india....as we the nurses from india have cleared all the eligibility and waiting for official notification from uk for jobs under NHS ...

@empressdoinalot

18 күн бұрын

@@reetkaur2293 we do

NHS staff should be listened to and understood this is vital for improving and transforming the NHS . Politicians need to prioritise in Saving the NHS ❤

We do need a reset. Greed has become a new pandemic and the few that control the system have pushed everyone else out of sight. Or in this case into corridors.

@craigjohnstone1461

25 күн бұрын

@@kittyhinkle3739 just not their-GREAT RESET! W.e.f and partners have alot to answer for but probably never will

Another 200 million down to the pocket of "just the right company" to run this charade. You need more doctors, more staff, better nutrition, less junk food, alcohol, tobacco and stress. You need to help people. And you need to act NOW. There you go, free advice. But instead you are trying to squeeze the NHS, cut costs, make redundancies. It is clear you would rather privatize the whole thing and pocket the profits. Another failure of a government and it isn't even a week yet.

@craigjohnstone1461

25 күн бұрын

He said SAFE AND EFFECTIVE for his pharma friends.. scottish covid enquiry showed some interesting info

@ConstructiveMinds100

23 күн бұрын

I bet that you or your parents weren't born in Britain. There is too much logic in your opinion.

@craigjohnstone1461

23 күн бұрын

@@ConstructiveMinds100 why does it mTter where anyone is born? I mentioned the Scottish covid enquiry

Blair spent taxpayer monies on blinging up NHS infrastructure,plumping it up for privatisation not on training staff or retaining staff....how much is this review of the bleeding obvious going to cost and for how long? Blair part 2.

@kanedNunable

25 күн бұрын

as opposed to the tories who didnt build any but increased privatisation? major started the PFI btw...

@sapainca

25 күн бұрын

@@kanedNunable Major devised PFI to allow UK to enter EU Monetary Union, which after black Wednesday was canned. Labour deployed it everywhere. It will happen again because debt to GDP is 92pc, it was 32pc when Labour came in '97.

@MrSirusDvirus

24 күн бұрын

Lol .yeh ' independant' review by Lord Dazri ? Who for clarity sits on the board of pharmaceutical giant evolo Biosciences and holds his own private practice?? You labourites have for decades warned us about the Tories privatising the NHS when in fact you'll do it yourselves? Also expect Dazri to recommend Tony Blairs ' digital healthcare wallet ' to streamline the NHS which is in effect a complete digital I.D card that will hold every bit of information they can gather on you...Blairs agenda will be done ✌️ and you voted for it 👍 Ever feel like you've been mugged ??

What they should do is make it law that every payslip shows what the premium would cost for the same level of private healthcare based on the US system. People don't appreciate what they get for their National insurance compared to what they'd get and paid for private insurance. If the choice was to pay more for your national insurance or pay the full amount for your private insurance there would be no contest. People would be begging to pay more NI to avoid having to join an American style of insured healthcare. It's no surprise that the Tories wanted to scrap NI. They don't want people to know how cheap their NI is in comparison.

@thomasswift3563

25 күн бұрын

health care through out mainland Europe and Ireland is private insurance dependant and services are in crisis there as well

@Blacksmith811

25 күн бұрын

What's the cost of not being able to see a dentist in other system? Each time my payslip just made me angry of what I paid for.

@chloewilliams1112

25 күн бұрын

@@Blacksmith811 Well in 2016 400 dentists thought they were whistle blowing when they wrote a letter warning of the failing of NHS dentistry and the lack of a centralised strategy on dental care. Thus it was a political issue which didn't reach prominence in the "Get Brexit Done" election of 2019. By 2022 there were further warnings that there were fewer dental practitioners in the NHS then there has been in 2012. All under the watch of a Conservative government. Maybe now we have a government that appears to care more about the citizens of this country we may see an improvement. The NHS is only ever as good as those who appoint central figures and fund it . The government over the last 14 years have lacked on both of those key measures.

@ieuanjones7615

21 күн бұрын

@@thomasswift3563 Throughout? Maybe in central to eastern Europe. Pretty much all of western europe has nationalised healthcare for citizens.

@thomasswift3563

21 күн бұрын

@@ieuanjones7615 no it doesnt - in france you pay - with certain exemptions - you pay for your health care and then claim 80% back then you have private insurance to reclaim the rest this insurance also pays your 25 euro fee for a gps appountment and your prescription charges

To fix it just don't vote tory.....simple.

@sapainca

25 күн бұрын

were you born after 2009?

@ImloyaltoScotlandonly

25 күн бұрын

Liebor will finish the full privatisation of englands nhs

@jawad7666

25 күн бұрын

Labour is the new Tory government. None of them have a clue what they're talking about. And come up with the same stupid schemes for the NHS

If you put under pressure our NHS staff they are already working hard and tired They will all leave or go sick.

Retired GP here. I held open morning surgeries, just come on in, for over twenty years. I worked full-time and knew my patients like the back of my hand. Now, In retirement, I hear nothing good about general practice and have, myself, been on a hospital trolley in A&E for over 24hrs. We don't need a review of performance. We all know it's f******. Simple answer is to emulate the French.

@krob2327

25 күн бұрын

It’s despicable and enriching all the wrong people

Very poor management. The flow should not slow down because of levels of patients attending. I can tell you the problem… it’s process management.

Yes, more management consultants bought in for the review - more money for private sector - Wes Streeting is the wolf who’s gonna steal all the chickens eggs…

Not by King Charles? I guess he got seen straight away?

@craigjohnstone1461

25 күн бұрын

Well he is head of the WORLD ECONOMIC FORUM and king. If we had his $ we could have personal doctors and specialists too.. instead we wait 9 months for a scan.. i wonder why theres high excess mortality

If they dont get the funding for social care correct and/or rehabilitation beds there will always be a flow issue in acute hospitals.

From $3K to $45K that's the minimum range of profit return every week I thinks it's not a bad one for me, now I have enough to pay bills and take care of my family.

@josirismeldazu

25 күн бұрын

Wow that's awesome

@josirismeldazu

25 күн бұрын

But I still love my mentor Sophia

@marcoskmlaford

25 күн бұрын

Wow

@marcoskmlaford

25 күн бұрын

Sophia everyone is know her

@RosemaryEdwin-lh5ih

25 күн бұрын

She's a highly regarded investment manager based in California, with a Google page that helps people grow assets like ETFs.

Ive been told 9 months waiting list for a scan.

@craigjohnstone1461

25 күн бұрын

2 years for vasectomy

@jonnydavison9222

19 күн бұрын

😢

construct more hospitals and recruit new NHS staff

@craigjohnstone1461

25 күн бұрын

Could have used knightingale hospitals

@jawad7666

25 күн бұрын

Or somewhat more importantly, try retaining the current staff... There are less applicants to medical school compared to the last 5 years, the reason is, there is no incentive to go into medicine. Passion for care only goes so far in terms of daily living and dealing with burnout and being overworked

You are not going to fix anything. I worked at the Glenfield Hospital between 1989 and 2011. Who are you kidding!

@rowancrew2934

24 күн бұрын

Your enthusiasm is awe inspiring.

Definitely nothing to do with the 600,000 extra people that came to the UK last year 😂 only going to get worse

U have to wait months to get a ct scan in uk, wjereas in underdeveloped countries u can get it in same day or two

No mention of PFI ?!

They are on the rise now, but in the next 18 months so much is going to change!

Why don't we ever hear from the manager of the nhs? Maybe she can tell us that she's doing a f...ing good job. I don't understand why we have something so precious to us all, but that is so broken and yet the management gets a free pass from the media? What am I missing?

@joso7228

25 күн бұрын

good interviews with the Staff in operation

@NathanEveLive

25 күн бұрын

Watching this when our hard working staff from the NHS are crying out to the media for help and management of the NHS seem to get a free pass? The media must have asked for these staff interviews from the NHS manager so why didn't the manager do the interview? I don't understand it's always staff speaking from one end then a politician speaking from the other end of the chain but never the manager. I mean this exact situation of media reporting on the NHS speaking to just staff on shift has been going on for a long time. A politician working from Westminster might be able to get some more money hopefully but someone in a suit who has just become a health secretary for the first day isn't going to know how a hospital runs in all it's complexity never mind it's most basic requirements. Management Management Management

@jawad7666

25 күн бұрын

Factssss ... A hospital I work at has broken equipment and had to close wards and even shorten the time of the staff canteen to 10-2 (so evening, night and early morning staff can't eat).... But still continues the building work on the gardens outside (which I have never ever seen anyone's ever use)

@NathanEveLive

25 күн бұрын

Yes middle management and upper management running hospitals caring more about the appearance of the hospital above its critical needs. Caring more about a garden than nhs staff and hospital core requirements

@jawad7666

24 күн бұрын

@@NathanEveLive it's honestly ridiculous. Tbh tho, if they wanted to improve the appearance so badly, put some colour or design on the dull white-grey walls. Walking those corridors for 12 hours on a shift does start to get a bit depressing

Every time we have a Conservative government in power for so many years the NHS always pays a very high price.

This will be great how long a month should sort that as long as they talk to nurses and doctors that work every day to save life. Not some old pompass lord or a old judge that does not have a clue. A month.

If they send to private hospital and government pay %70 of bill that it will help NHS busy

I’m a nurse and work in a community hospital. We are very busy and patients are getting sicker and frailer and more complicated. It’s not easy. Some shifts are better than others. I’ve worked in the acute too. It’s hard in any capacity. Most of my colleagues are tired, burnt out and feel undervalued. We need support, help and a new way forwards. I get frustrated with fighting to get patients reviewed, escalated and taken care of safely. The nhs still has got great people working within it. Take Covid, brexshit, healthcare backlogs, lack of pay rises, lack of support and many other factors, we need it now today for us to be taken care so that we can look after the patients properly and effectively.

Tell me Wes Streeting doesn't have private health care. Surely that should be prerequisite to the post.

@djslybacon

25 күн бұрын

The man had kidney cancer and was treated by the NHS.

@josephhoward3558

24 күн бұрын

@@djslybacon Of course but I bet his GP was private.

@djslybacon

24 күн бұрын

@@josephhoward3558 you bet or you know?

@fuckbankers

24 күн бұрын

Wes Streeting takes £175k from donors linked to private health firms

What happens if you have no effective way to educate a population about effective preventative health measures? you get ill health. Not complex. What happens if you have ' free at point of use health care' it becomes over whelmed.

@joso7228

25 күн бұрын

"we will always defend the NHS"

@theresamills5095

25 күн бұрын

I’ve not long been out of my local NHS hospital having had a hip replacement after a fall. The care and attention couldn’t have been better and the after care was spot on. The NHS is not broken. I feel that a lot of the so called managers should go and recruit more nursing staff. I did learn that some nurses were on zero hours. These nurses being from agencies. This should never happen in my view. Also a nurse was on duty looking ill and sweating prefusley. She told me she had Covid. She was working on elderly care. I freaked out. Again she had come from an agency. Remember zero hours. If you don’t work you don’t get paid. It definitely needs a lot of tweaking. Xx

A review ordered??? What a joker. Had 14 yrs out of office to access the deplorable situation of the NHS

Another review, wow that will really reduce waiting lists- that and doctors striking

Believe me my father's been sick for months now and they haven't given him anything. They are making him wait and asking him for form fill up and irrelevant things. He os suffering from lungs condition and they gave him diabetes test, and cholesterol test. Thos is NHS

It was an A&E emergency nurse who missed my amputated bone on an X-ray & misdiagnosed me as a minor injury ! Caused lifelong repercussions:(

How many more reviews do you need before you do something. Goodness knows the NHS has had many millions poured into it So obviously it is not being managed correctly. It will never be enough. So start concentrating more on social care .Step one too many care home workers are on the minimum wage. The profile of care workers must be raised this will allow them with training to take on more responsibility . It is a myth that anyone can be a care worker . I know I have seen what they have to do and they definitely need more recognition. All of this will help the NHS. .

Cut out the private sector middlemen

The number of NHS Trusts needs to be drastically reduced. Just in the Ambulance service Scotland and Wales have 1 Trust each but there are 11 in England. Each have their own ways of working, HR, IT, Accounts, training facilities and offices. It's incredibly wasteful and makes implementing any sort of change almost impossible. That number should be cut to 4 or 5 in England: North, Mids, SW, SE, London. It's a similar story with hospital trusts, there are 215 separate Trusts all pointing in different directions, it's crazy.

Adding 20 million people to the UK does not help !!

@G02372

24 күн бұрын

Exactly. Just walk in to A&E any hospital in London. Hardly anyone is from the UK.

@rowancrew2934

24 күн бұрын

@@G02372I expect most of them are British subjects actually.

@G02372

24 күн бұрын

@@rowancrew2934 I doubt it

@tatata1543

24 күн бұрын

@@G02372You have no idea one way or the other.

@G02372

24 күн бұрын

@@tatata1543 Listening to the languages spoken and the style of dress I have a good idea. The point is the country is overwhelmed and that includes housing and the NHS, we don’t need more people.

inflation is driven by government borrowing in the previous term

It’s 12 hour avarage just to been seen in Blackpool Lancashire at the moment and people are being treated in the A and E waiting area.

No doctors, no NHS.

It is unbelievable how the UK, one of the richest countries in the world, has a problem like this. A problem that no other country in the world has, or at least has this bad!

If patients have to be put on corridors then care on the A&E needs to double up as the rest of the patients are referrals that are booked in and accounted for.

This is not A health service any more

write off the PFI debts

Thank God for the constant distractions, from whats REALLY going on!

@craigjohnstone1461

25 күн бұрын

Yep

Help me….NHS Keyworker EVICTED ON LOCKDOWN DAY TO A LOCK UP GARAGE BY NORTH AYRSHIRE COUNCIL…. 😢Gas Emergency ‼️ at nhs……. I Am dyslexic ….. 💀

Isn't over 80% of NHS is privately owned now!!!

The UK can seriously learn from the healthcare and funding systems in Singapore, China and not just Anglo-Saxon countries such as NZ and Australia. Also, hard earned British taxpayers' money should be prioritised to upgrade the NHS rather than, as Starma has pledged, to increase of 2.5% of GDP to fund NATO, a US -led a war machine. Being subservient to the US geopolitical interests undermines British national interests.

In 2017 I had a stroke, the paramedics took me to the hospital. They put me on a basic trolly and left me there alone. When I saw the doctor I could barely speak so he discharged me because I wasnt responding to his questions.

Nothing like a review to keep a problem going on a on a on

You can review reorganise restructure as much as you want you won't fix the NHS without increased tax funding and if or when the government hikes taxes to fund the NHS people will vote them out. That's how much the British people truly love the NHS. You get the NHS you deserve

There are more GPs than hospitals so there needs to be more funding for the GPs than the hospitals

Thank goodness we now have people in charge who actually care about the NHS

@MrSirusDvirus

24 күн бұрын

Yep..Blair will sell it off for you...hes got many private healthcare projects and contracts to sign off...well done 👍

@rowancrew2934

24 күн бұрын

I agree .

they should allow the doctors to have weekend overtime again, they were stopped from doing it.

diet, nutrition, exercise and lifestyle have to be a priority. Easiest way to reduce pressure on the NHS and costs. Estimated £60 billion a year on obesity alone cost to the NHS

@thevikingwarrior

18 күн бұрын

Shut down all fast food resturants.

@jamienash5263

16 күн бұрын

@@thevikingwarrior na nothing crazy like that. Just ban advertising to children, teach people how to cook in school, increase the amount of school PE to an hour per day, build more cycle paths and maybe remove VAT from exercise classes/ fitness equipment? Probably also more funding for public gyms/ working out facilities. Probably also teach gardening/ plant care in school to teach people how to grow their own fruit and vedge. I'd also increase taxes on poor quality foods to make them more expensive and equally subsidise or regulate food prices for healthy options, so that it would be cheaper to eat healthy foods then what it currently costs to eat junk food or fast foods, add labels to food stating if their ultraprocessed

sell our stock of US T-bills, use the money to fix stuff

@craigjohnstone1461

25 күн бұрын

China and the rest of the BRICS nations are doing..

The uniforms need to change aswell, you can't tell the cleaner from the staff nurse sometimes

Open cottage hospitals again!! So local people can go to local cottage hospitals for treatment instead of A & E

my sister was cleared for release after surgery. then took 3 daysto get paperwork n pharmacy correct. 3 days that bed couldve been used for others . 3 days the nurses spent running round after docs for a signature

Labour must not privatise the NHS. The GP's (ALL PRIVATE COMPANIES NOT NHS) and Consultants 3 DAYS NHS 2 DAYS PRIVE HEALTHCARE PROVIDES, have done such a great job privatising the NHS on their own.

Shame on the governments for letting are NHS go down the tube:Have a look at other country’s that have a great system.

My husband was informed today that he should expect a 64 week wait to see a neurologist. Made me wonder if they factor in the % of people they expect will die when predicting their waiting period, as clearly people will.

Every 3months, all health care system in the country should operate 24hrs for 1 month.

NHS??? Is that still around???

I have been waiting over 5 years for a hip replacement explain that to me

I've been waiting over 5 years for the NHS to sort out my only hand I have

38 weeks pregnant lady (3.8kg baby weight) wish to go normal delivery in induced way. They Extend extra week and 3 days. Baby’s weight is going to put 4.2 kg. I don’t understand what is this NHS. Then going to c section as baby more grown up😂 They put patients life in danger. They are saying less staff. You are Not only patient. Other patient also face this situation NHS Final answer. They treat patient according to available staff. Not patient Pain. Even not care dead situation. This was my worst experience with NHS. 6 years ago one of lady Doctor said me, I am not asking your blood to store in Hospital that was my first baby experience. I was new to This country.

I wonder why no other successful health care system in the developed world has never sought to copy the NHS model.....

Cant see WescStreeting doing a single thing to make it any better .

Labour were not elected in may. Cathy wanted the economics lady to not say that. She’s quite unwell and lives in an area utterly insulated from mass migration. Wonder why. R@pes for the working class not for her.

cutting funding leads to things working less efficiently. If you dont have enough staff to treat people quickly and don't have enough beds then the staff you do have spend all their time rushing to crisis and juggling patients round to try to find them spaces instead of actually treating their conditions. If you want to increase efficiency, you have to give them more staff and more beds. You can't improve efficiency and cut funding at the same time. It's one or the other

@craigjohnstone1461

25 күн бұрын

They get funding.. it just goes to behavioural change units and top management.. like gov friends get contracts.

NHS is one of the best institution in the whole world . Its the jewel in the great Britain crown. I experience is 12 out 10 . Its an asset ever British has a duty to save and modernise NHS

Ironically, the reviewer of NHS, who is a world-renowned surgeon that can understand esoteric medical documents and have made enormous contributions to patients globally, was also an immigrant. Not only that, he was also a refugee. and look back anti-immigrant crowds, it's not difficult to see who are those being welcomed and who are not.😂

NHS is not understaffed if there is no discrimination among Internationally educated nurses. We did not study nursing for 4years in our country and we did not work as registered nurses for more than 10yrs in other countries just to be discriminated and bullied in this country! Culture should be changed! There are lots of us experienced who can improve the system!

How many of these patients have a vax induced problem????

Most the NHS staff are busy tapping on their mobile phones. No wonder the service is difficult and slow. NHS don't put in the work. They are at work but busy on social media. This is how Key Workers are.

Labour should review and cut the yealy salary of Band 7, 8, 9 and Chief Execs of NHS trusts and pay that money to NHS staffs working lower Bands.Service will improve for sure.People working in higher bands/positions mostly work from home and come to office may be for a day in a week.Question is if they really do the work from home or just being unproductive?

Would've been easier to fix 5yrs ago if you guys hadn't handed a landslide to Boris 😅 As for fair pay, why not make NHS and Care workers tax exempt? No extra spending but they get effectively 20% payrise instantly 🤷‍♂️

They did operation then acted like they didn't and said they do 3 more times at a training hospital if I did I wouldn't be able to walk at all .and was told they can do what they want so I refused to trust them till answer s were given which they still refuse

Are we allowed to discuss GEO ENGINEERING on here? Strataspheric aerosol injections or atmospheric hazing? Most mainstream channels delete comments.. please thumb up if anyone sees this! And try to reply

@mrstephenpariah

25 күн бұрын

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@Nova2Yung

25 күн бұрын

yes i can see what you said Craig, i don't comment on channels anymore because of the insane filtering , you're not alone

@craigjohnstone1461

25 күн бұрын

@@Nova2Yung recently I'm suddenly allowed to write more like that.. why now?

investigate where all funding been going

Maybe the health of citizens need to be improved

How many reforms have you had

They are so Amazing hospitality to improve better opportunity ahead of the greater national to nutrition

The legacy of 13 years of Tory Government.

How to support the NHS. Triple tobacco duty. triple vape duty, triple alcohol duty, triple ' the sugar' tax. intoduce ' health tax on omega 6 ultra processed oils and foods containing more than 5% of these oils.

How much time with the NHS REVIEW take?

@thevikingwarrior

18 күн бұрын

20 years probably.

Do a culture review - this affects performance!!

Fix social care and pay staff better and end bureaucracy

Maybe they should start introducing corperal punishment to the medical staff and thier managers, to ensure that they give patients good enough care. The cane, detension, being forced to do 50 press-ups, and being made to run around an obsticle course etc. When the medical staff feel that thier lives are on the line due to the health issues because of us pushing them, they might finally get an idea of what it is like when our health issues are ignored and miss-diagnosed constantly. They would have a new found respect for the patients and thier needs. And I speaking from 22 years of a heart problem that wasn't treated that was extremely severe as expierence, and no help was ever given to me.

@ZS.Bonsai

18 күн бұрын

Congratulations. Your moronic idea will drive all clinical staff out of the NHS. Have fun paying for private health care.

@shauncameron8390

8 күн бұрын

@@ZS.Bonsai Which will be worth it in the end.

"Labour" will privatize it further

Simple: no competition Just have a look at france and other countries' health systems