We need to stop treating the NHS like a religion

@jazzyjane611

20 күн бұрын

Or a business.

@Padraigp

20 күн бұрын

It's not a religion. Its a company. No longer. Publicly owned one. But private companies running it into the ground and semi privatising it. Going the american way. But capitalism is a religion alright one we are forcing to conform to.

@MrReubenTishkoff

20 күн бұрын

​@@jazzyjane611we should treat it like a business and let it fend for itself.

@Adamstandbythejams

20 күн бұрын

Nhs jokers

@fabmack1961

20 күн бұрын

It's more like the Mafia at this stage!!

The nhs need taking to court for injecting millions with clot shots .

@princebuster93

20 күн бұрын

@ midlife, people choose to take the jab, because they believed what they where told, and sadly did not use their free thinking mind, to question, reason, investigate, what they where being told. No one was forced, we all have free will, sad to say most choose, wilful ignorance

@cgat1955

20 күн бұрын

@@princebuster93What about all the foster children that are given the jab? Their foster parents have no choice in the matter.

@foodforthought2180

20 күн бұрын

​@@princebuster93Plus everyone in the army was forced to take the jab and anyone in hospital was forced to take the jab and most were forced to take the jab or lose their job. Which is disgusting as there is no long term proof of any side effects I never received a jab and I had c19 3 times even sat in a car with someone who was positive and I didn't catch it.

@C.S.T

20 күн бұрын

​@princebuster93 some WERE forced

@princebuster93

20 күн бұрын

@@cgat1955 yes they did, they where to cowardly to protect those children, and took the easy route. Sadly most do the same. I trusted God all through that horror show, to keep me strong, and to stand against those that called me names, ostracised me, etc. I’m not looking for praise or adoration, but God will look after his children, those that are born again by believing in Jesus Christ. So many parents have abandoned their children to the state for various reasons, some have been stolen, which makes them open to more abuse….😢😢

The only people managing hospitals should be Doctors & Nurses. Bring back Matron. There is no place for a bloated hierarchy who care not a jot for patients health.

@C.S.T

20 күн бұрын

100%

@kitcat4512

20 күн бұрын

Common Purpose leaders.

@sarahchapman7863

18 күн бұрын

The NHS has matrons, however they roles are now more office based management.

@deliciouslyk3437

18 күн бұрын

I called them paper shufflers.​@@sarahchapman7863

@wendyrowland7787

16 күн бұрын

@@sarahchapman7863when I was a nurse back in the sixties, we had a matron who along with the hospital secretary, did a weekly hospital round, seeing and speaking to every single responsive patient. When she moved on, we gt a matron who never left her office and standards dropped.

I dont feel safe anymore when it comes to the NHS. Lost any trust i had.

@esecallum

19 күн бұрын

THEY are putting DNR notices on people over 50.

@user-bv9is4zc8w

18 күн бұрын

A foreigner wrongly diagnosed me resulting in me having half of my lung removed ,didnt admit liability , when all the evidence was stacked against him ,he said i had lung cancer ,had he of done a biopsy i probably would still have both my lungs in tact !!

@esecallum

18 күн бұрын

@@user-bv9is4zc8wmore fool you for not getting a 2nd opinion .a lot of false positives to make money for bigharms. 35% are false positives

@zrymill

10 күн бұрын

@@user-bv9is4zc8w The cancer industry is as corrupt as the virus and vaccine industry. It just hasn't been exposed yet. A friend of mine just had two operations to remove a melanoma. After the first operation they were supposed to send the removed flesh for testing to see if malignant, but the temp forgot or was not told to do that, so my friend had two operations without even knowing if she actually needed an operation. I wonder how many are killed from the radiation and chemo who never even had anything wrong with them.

I’m suing the NHS for blatant fatal negligence of my amazing mum - I’m going for the jugular! I won’t stop til I get justice for her and the devastation it’s caused to us left without having her in our lives!

@annagryfik7924

17 күн бұрын

Very sorry to hear that 😞 and I would like people being able to take to justice exact people responsible for the wrong doing. Otherwise those individuals are hiding behind NHS and lawyers that we all paying for.

@grietjehuggan

9 күн бұрын

@@annagryfik7924 I am sorry for Your loss. : (

@ChristineRead-ck1uq

7 күн бұрын

I wish you every success. We tried to sue for the death of my mother after blatant neglect by the hospital she was in but when it came to it, they conveniently 'lost' all her notes. This was just before they started putting them all on computers.

Too many narcissistic managers.

@Zefyna

20 күн бұрын

Too many managers.

@1amjapan

20 күн бұрын

​@@Zefynatoo many 'incompetent and narcissistic' managers. It doesn't need more money, it needs to shed all the NHS Lifers who feel they're owed a cushy job and do nothing.

@peanutboxes4076

20 күн бұрын

Funded by big pharma.

@gfhomeNevashedelo

20 күн бұрын

Yes, this is becoming a really serious problem. And not only in health service. There should be some rules, preventing anyone with psychological and personal disorders to be allowed in managerial positions.

@Chris-xv2gm

20 күн бұрын

Why on earth would they be narcissistic? 🤣 You don't have a clue.

I’ve worked many years in the NHS & I’m sorry, I’d rather just drop dead than receive care from them. And most nursing homes are terrible! No true care

@theyjustwantyourmoney4539

20 күн бұрын

I left care after being sick of toxic work culture in care homes, it's even worse when the manager joins in with the bad guys

@SusanJones-uf7zs

20 күн бұрын

Me too I've stopped all my meds and any interaction with anything medical no trust sadly

@christinefiedor3518

18 күн бұрын

@@theyjustwantyourmoney4539 I’m a retired registered nurse and have worked in age care as well as public and private hospitals. Residents needing care deserve to be cared for by suitably skilled and knowledgeable care workers and sadly in the main that’s not happening. There needs to be a minimum base qualification but at the moment any training is up to the employer. Overseas qualification are not always comparable and should be robustly cross referenced and that doesn’t appear to be happening either. But what is even more astonishing is that care homes can be run by managers that don’t have the underpinning skills and knowledge required to ensure quality care. It’s all about cost and profit margins, but if giving appropriate level of care it’s very hard to make any profit! And as we are all living longer with more complex conditions then God help us all!

@juliecarne7706

18 күн бұрын

My mum was put in a health care care home with dementia and when I visited her she had complained about her feet hurting and I took off her socks and shoes and found her toe nails had grown over and curled into her feet. She was deaf and they didn’t bother putting her hearing aids in and when I complained they said they didn’t have any batteries. I sat in the lounge with my mum with other residents and the man sat opposite had snot from his nose that actually reached the floor. I interrupted the two young care staffs catch up discussion about their weekend antics after listening to them for half an hour laughing and giggling with each other and asked when they were going to help this man with his snot! They were not happy being dragged away to do their JOB

@paulmulvey3501

18 күн бұрын

If the cons. backed reform party.. all this wicked crap going on wouldn't for very long.

My daughter is a nurse, newly qualified, she said it's an absolute shambles, lack of care and urgency on people's lives.

@AJ-hi9fd

20 күн бұрын

I worked in the nhs for 32 years, please advise your daughter to keep her head down and don’t rock the boat. I stood on the wrong toes it resulted in them trying to involve me in a patients demise, I’d looked after her when she was fit and healthy her deterioration happened on my days off! The management said I may need to attend the coroners court, I replied Good! I will speak on behalf of the patient and their family because I also want to know what happened!

@dee2251

19 күн бұрын

When my daughter was a student nurse and at University, they were told about a nurse who was a whistleblower but regretted it because the NHS would no longer employ her. They were also told that in the wake of the Mid Staff’s scandal, not one Dr or manager was disciplined. Some were moved around. Others were even promoted. Nurses took all the flack for mistakes made by Drs and management and is why after the powers that be insisted on nurses having a degree. They’re quick enough to discipline nurses and it would seem Drs too now, but only if they whistleblower. For any other misdemeanours they’re protected.

A big problem in this country has been the overpaid high ranking admintration staff, doing nothing but earning high wages.. get rid top down

@anonymousone6075

20 күн бұрын

especially in government... why do each mp get a budget to hire staff? usually their own family? how many advsiors are in downing street? why do we need these mps or a PM? they do nothing... just a face for a department in reality

@angiebaby9981

17 күн бұрын

Well said. They've wasted millions on none medical private bank staff, that used to be permanent hospital staff known as auxilaries, to replace the nurses and docter's. They pay people to come in and change the toilet paper, light bulbs ect... They throw out all the laptops and get new ones, for no reason whatsoever. They closed the kitchens and pay a fortune for lousy ready meals to be brought in from miles away. There problem is there are too many chiefs and not enough Indians, who are running hospitals as a business, instead to make people better. These none medical director's are playing God, by deciding who shall live or die. Privatisation has ruined this country. Everything needs re-nationalising. We must get rid of all the fat cat middlemen, that we never needed in the first place.

@berylanjous6932

17 күн бұрын

Well that is the truth of it. The people doing zilch for their money creaming off the top.

@borntobewild8905

17 күн бұрын

Yep they pile all the work on the hcas and treat them like crap!

@borntobewild8905

17 күн бұрын

​@@angiebaby9981🎉🎉🎉🎉 best response EVER you are so correct the amount of people I know in positions of power shouldn't even HAVE JOBS WITHIN THE NHS they are MOSTLY HIGHSCHOOL BULLIES AND WRONGUNS THAT WERE GIVEN FREE EDUCATION AND A FRIEND WHO WORKS IN A ROP APOT TO HET THEIR JOBS NO MORALS AND NO CARE IN THE WORLD AND IF YOU CHALLENGE THEM THEY RUIN YOUR LIFE ITS A DISGRACE!

The Whistleblowers need to speak up more The Jabs !

@TheJanc46

20 күн бұрын

They won’t allow it…if you need your job you have to be quiet or they make your life intolerable.

@sweeta17

17 күн бұрын

i thought the whole point was for wistleblowers to be anonymos

As an nhs worker it's a disgrace the lack of care and neglect in hospitals.

UK wasted £450bn on Covid 19.

@FredPerps

16 күн бұрын

Convid

@danielrawlings8355

16 күн бұрын

@@FredPerps Ferrets have one of the closest immune type to humans. UK has roughly 500000 (half million) Ferrets. Ferrets spread influenza to humans. Not a single case of 1 Ferret contracting, spreading or dying of Sars Cov2. Which animal has been chosen to test model CV19 vaccines on? The Ferret.

@FredPerps

16 күн бұрын

@@danielrawlings8355 and those tested ferrets died after 3 yrs

@danielrawlings8355

16 күн бұрын

@@FredPerps Really? Can you explain how SarsCov2, being 'very contagious' & 'very deadly' has bypassed half a million Ferrets in the UK alone?

@chrisellis1232

13 күн бұрын

Wasted 🤔 no, the parasites made a fortune, while the people suffered and continue to suffer 😉

Ive seen elderly patient die of dyhydration in a hospital. Ive changed my own daughters IV bag during the night on 4 occassions in a hospital in a Glasgow hospital because it was beeping and nurses were busy and said I could do it. Ive been in hospital and reported a dementia patient during the night trying to leave ward.... nothing was done. I got out if bed and had to retrieve that lady 3 times. So they arent lying

@jamesw2414

21 күн бұрын

Problem solved. Can you do full-time hours?

Blame the last 3 decades of Health Secretary's that have clearly NOT been doing their JOBS! 🤬

@Elfrida-ls2mo

20 күн бұрын

3 Lol Try 5

@Chris-xv2gm

20 күн бұрын

The 'National' bit is the giveaway. It's a commuist disaster.

@ginadeacon9920

20 күн бұрын

​@@Chris-xv2gm😂😂😂😂😂

@maryskelcher8979

20 күн бұрын

Or blame the people involved who are actually to blame!

@jazzyjane611

20 күн бұрын

Filling their pockets and their extended family, too. That's what they do, right? 🤔

The NHS killed my father in law 30 odd years ago. He was released after a minor day surgery, my wife picked him up and took him home. He bled to death that night. My wife, distraught, asked me to speak with the consultant to try to understand what went wrong and ensure this didn’t happen again. I made an appointment with the Consultant but when I arrived I was ushered into a room to be confronted by a manager and 3 lawyers. They shut down the conversation, refused to answer any questions and made some thinly veiled threats. Our lawyer recommended that we sue them but my wife refused, she did not want money she just wanted assurance that lessons had been learned and some reassurance that she was not responsible for her own fathers death. The NHS is unfit for purpose in its current form.

@souxcasa

20 күн бұрын

That's horrific. I completely understand why people don't want to put themselves through the horrors of sueing. There has to be a better way than the victims if these horrors having to sue to get any action. The law is not fit for purpose of systems like the NHS are allowed to do whatever they want with no thought for the consequences to the people they hurt

@MrBenflanagan

17 күн бұрын

I worked in the NHS for sixteen years. Cock ups cover ups and massive mistakes go on at a level that is truly frightening.

@p.thomas7843

16 күн бұрын

What a terrible way to be treated

Whistleblowers are seen as troublemakers...isn't integrity important...

@happyapple4269

21 күн бұрын

they are seen as troublemakers because they fear exposure, if they fear exposure theres wrongdoings

@1amjapan

20 күн бұрын

​@@happyapple4269absolutely correct, there is a morass of incompetence and duplicity across the leadership of the NHS.

@Natasha-xh7pf

20 күн бұрын

No, it's about power and not truth. I was a victim of a narcissistic smear campaign for speaking about workplace bullying (not the NHS, although people in the NHS were involved). It's about blindly following the rules, even if the employer wants you to do wrong

@gfhomeNevashedelo

20 күн бұрын

​@@Natasha-xh7pfShould be some rules then, not allowing narcissists and other psychopaths into any managerial positions.

@princebuster93

20 күн бұрын

@@Natasha-xh7pf exactly this Natasha, we are programmed from infant school to follow orders and not encouraged to be autonomous, to use our free thinking mind that God gave us. God gives us the right to exercise our free will, which the state wants to usurp, to control us, leading to Despotism, which is the Nation in decline, happening the world over -

Just like the post office then

@cliveargyle5237

21 күн бұрын

Sadly the NHS is in a far, far worse state than the post office.

@skathwoelya2935

20 күн бұрын

@@cliveargyle5237 Alas, not in the way they deal with "troublesome" people.

I blew a whistle about a care home..was asked to leave! Reported to CQC..was ignored. Made me ill.

@steadynumber1

20 күн бұрын

I'm sorry you were put through that. I've met nurses who've retrained as therapists. They appreciate the reduction of pressure & being their own boss. ❤

@louisadigi8733

20 күн бұрын

This happened to me too 😢

@sumary7663

20 күн бұрын

That’s terrible. Shouldn’t be happening.

@arjetaaramadanii

20 күн бұрын

Cqc don’t care if patients are being abused,cqc care about the papers are on right side and some other bullshit which they observe for only one day and gone but residents have to deal with rude staff and managers til the end of their life

@gfhomeNevashedelo

20 күн бұрын

This whole country is in trouble with psychopathic management at all levels.

I work for the nhs. Their top value is 'putting patients first' but really that does not happen...the Trust just looks at the cost ££. They say you can speak up but you are silenced really!

@geoffreymollart7311

21 күн бұрын

Do you think the NHS is top heavy with administration, or do it needs more.

@angelahickman7727

21 күн бұрын

@@jamesw2414 no I'm not

@1amjapan

20 күн бұрын

​@@geoffreymollart7311It needs to get rid of its current incompetent leadership and strip out managers who arrange endless meetings instead of making decisions and actually improving things. Reputation management trumps everything and there's an absence of any courage outside the clinical staff. I've recently left NHS to go back to local government as there's no hope for it. It needs massive reform and it needs taking out of the clutches of big pharma and the middle class twits who run it.

@denisehill7769

20 күн бұрын

Yup! And mostly if you do speak up, you'll find your colleagues melting into the shadows. There is no support. And patients tend to get better treatment if they shout loudly enough to the media and their local MP, however wrong they might be in actuality.

We need a whistle blower protection law

@Martyn-ey9lw

20 күн бұрын

I thought there was

@MrBenflanagan

17 күн бұрын

There is the public interest disclosure act. Enshrined in law. I used it in good faith, got severe bullying, had a break down and forced out. Rotten to the core.

@chrisevans19692

15 күн бұрын

there is , but employers find ways round it and say they have sacked you for other reasons and not whistleblowing

@zrymill

10 күн бұрын

Need some undercover video research.

Invite 3rd world hospital workers, get a 3rd world hospital.

@Nobodyspecial849

17 күн бұрын

Many of the staff from overseas worked hard and tried the utmost. I worked with many and they were not the issue.

@angiebaby9981

17 күн бұрын

That's out of order. Why do people like you blame anyone but the real culprits. The hospitals have gone down due to everything being brought in, including people to change a bloody lightbulb or the toilet rolls.

@celticlady4821

17 күн бұрын

@@Nobodyspecial849Yes, 26% of NHS workers are ethnic with over 80% of medical malpractice claims made against them.

The bosses at all levels in NHS bully staff on a daily basis.

@jamesw2414

21 күн бұрын

I'm not sure there's any truth to that Ann, but you're welcome to your view.

@anncameron2349

21 күн бұрын

@@jamesw2414 I know it’s true, not just an opinion

@jamesw2414

21 күн бұрын

@anncameron2349 Surely you don't mean all bosses bully all staff?

@LadyThunderbird63

20 күн бұрын

During the many years i worked for the nhs i saw many examples of bullying .

Disgraceful what's happening this is corruption

Whistle blowers are treated bad everywhere, thats why most people don't do it

I was an NHS whistleblower and was sacked. Now, years later I am a patient, bullied by nurses. Why? This whole arena needs an Enquiry.

Hardly a surprise considering this organisation spends £44 million on "Diversity Managers"and £66 million on interpreters (although most modern mobiles have a free app to translate). The attitude is "is only public money,don't question us about what we spend it on" It is also apparent that the tiers of management are more interested in control rather than the patients wellbeing.

I think I'd rather operate on myself at home than trust the NHS now.

@christineroberts9780

20 күн бұрын

Vets sounds better😂

@shashwatpriyadarshi972

20 күн бұрын

Is it that bad uh? You mean the surgeons working in NHS are incompetent morons I seriously doubt Iam myself a radiologist from India planning to migrate to UK Before smearing NHS come to places like India and Pakistan and see the plight of poor patients loitering around in government run hospitals.

@BigBenn2014

20 күн бұрын

@@shashwatpriyadarshi972perhaps you should stay and help your own people then?

@shashwatpriyadarshi972

20 күн бұрын

​@BigBenn2014 Sir you need not tell me what I should do and what I should not I am a master of my own life I will come to UK and serve NHS to the best of my capacity Don't stick your nose into my life

@p.thomas7843

16 күн бұрын

Good luck with that then

I had a complete mental health breakdown in my quest to put patients first! I ended up leaving the job I loved and took 3 years to recover. I was asked why I didn't go to tribunal but my mental health was so precarious I was unable to face it.

@Sheba8.

20 күн бұрын

Very very sad. It's unbelievable what good people go through, being around these heartless types. 💔

@C.S.T

20 күн бұрын

Ann thank you for posting, sorry this happened to you, please know you were a good nurse for caring for sick people and recognise you are a good person, never forget that and REMEMBER WHO YOU ARE ❤

@ianbanks2844

20 күн бұрын

​@@C.S.Twell said .

@C.S.T

20 күн бұрын

@ianbanks2844 thank you, its true bless her we need more ANNs

@annsutherland4631

19 күн бұрын

Thank you all for your kind thoughts ❤

This is not isolated to the NHS. I work for a council and a colleague of mine whistle-blew and she was treated appallingly. The council claimed to uphold all points made within the whistle-blowing report yet, I cannot see this occurring, the senior members of staff are just happy with the status quo. Since I was interviewed in relation to this whistle-blowing, I have been targeted for telling the truth by senior members of staff to the point that I've had to sign off work with depression for workplace bullying. This happens all of the time, it's disgusting. I'm leaving soon. I've no choice if I want to keep my sanity.

@emzicoolintheuk

16 күн бұрын

Bless you… I wish more people like yourself had a conscience. Good luck. X

There are very evil people covering up very evil deeds! I've been On the receiving end of it with my own medical neglect.

@Elfrida-ls2mo

20 күн бұрын

Welcome to the Club

@ianbanks2844

20 күн бұрын

​@@Elfrida-ls2mosame here .

@TriciaPerry-mz7tc

10 күн бұрын

@@Elfrida-ls2moyep say it again

We obviously have far too many NHS "bosses" . We could be employing useful staff.

The Envy of the world. There should be a lot more whistles blowing now.

@divaexplorer8721

20 күн бұрын

They have had laws to protect whistleblowers- yet those are internal and FAR from independent within the care sector - again it's disgusting 💫

@christinefiedor3518

18 күн бұрын

The envy of the world years ended over 40 years ago. It trained in the nhs in the 70s and was damned proud of it. However it took living and working overseas to make me realise that there are many countries whose health systems are infinitely better. The nhs needs a complete overhaul but very sadly I don’t see anybody with the necessary skills, knowledge, ,relevant industry background and the GUTS to tackle it.

@williamrobinson1453

18 күн бұрын

More like the laughing stock of the world.

Thank you Patrick for bringing this important issue to our attention. Another reason why the NHS needs vast reform.

You have to be well enough to survive a stay in an nhs hospital.

@williamrobinson1453

18 күн бұрын

Yes, well enough and young enough and not disabled.

I was a whistle-blower, Patrick, when I was employed with the NHS from 2005-2007. BBC did a report, about the Royal Gwent Hospital. In regards to the unqualified cleaning supervisors and managers, during the height of C-Diff, MRSA..etc, in standard cleaning knowledge. To my credit, I did save the emergency department from being closed by the Welsh Assembly, due to its bad hygiene and cleanliness practices. I loved the Clinical, Paramedics and civilian staff, at the Gwent. To this very day, Patrick, it will always be the greatest job of my life. Greatest memories. Hello to my beautiful daughter in Sollihill and Son in Wales.

@C.S.T

20 күн бұрын

❤

@makeasylumsgreatagain864

20 күн бұрын

The gwent is an absolute joke,not as bad as the grange but has no A+E anymore,and GP's in Newport have to be the worst ever,I know of 3 people died in the last year due to negligence and incompetence, the NHS needs to be completely changed even scrapped altogether,too much middle management and focus on thinning the population rather than saving lives

Incredulous that a country of this maturity seems to have a level of denial that is killing off everything good that has been created.

I’m desperate for a hip replacement and live in daily pain but am terrified of going to an NHS hospital. I’m hoping for a miracle as I save for private…in Germany or Switzerland. I’m not letting the NHS kill me!

@christinefiedor3518

18 күн бұрын

My 88 year old had a hip replacement done privately because the nhs waiting list was so long. It cost her £16000, no complications which would resulted in a higher cost. I live in Australia where is a mixture of public and private healthcare. A friends father in law who retired here from the uk also had the same op done privately. It cost him $18000 which equates to about £9000!, That’s a hell of a difference especially when you consider the care here is just as good if not better and that health care professionals get paid infinitely more than their uk counterparts. So somebody is making a killing a killing in the uk if you’ll forgive the very unfortunate pun!

NHS is rotten to the very core

i did not clap, thought it was embarrassing and inappropriate

Hospital (PALS) should be an independent body which is not paid by the Hospital Trust. They can not serve two masters. They are there to serve the interests of the patients and their families, not the Hospital who pays them.

@Sheba8.

20 күн бұрын

I absolutely agree. The system is all geared up for the good hearted of the world, MUST NOT WIN. Cruel demonic fu.kers.

Its not only whistleblowing about patient safety, its any kind of whistleblowing that seems to be a problem. And senior hospital managers and HR are behind the bullying and persecution of the whistleblowers.

The NHS has policies to support whistleblowing and crack down on bullying, and completely disregards them. The rot is sadly deeply ingrained.

The case of Lucy Letby is one great example of how staff concerns are NOT listened to, complaints are suppressed and whistleblowers shut down, because the top brass don't want to do any actual investigation or remedial work. The entire culture of NHS management, like a lot of things in this country, is rotten to the core.

Bullying is rife too! I was eventually made “redundant” for pointing out bad practice. My boss actually wrote out a false contract so she could add moving me to another hospital as & when she wanted. I asked where my signature was & she said “ Are you accusing me of lying?”. I replied If the cap fits…. My days were numbered after that. The upper management deny everything & try to turn it back on you. You are not allowed to have a solicitor in meetings only a friend. Your colleagues are worried about their own jobs so don’t back you up. You end up being relieved you are no longer working in that toxic environment.

Banging saucepans and hanging flags out of bedroom windows has made the NHS feel invincible.

Post office anyone?!?!??!

Hardly surprising given the precedent set by infected blood!

The BS this man speaks - they have known for decades how shit the NHS is and people have kept quite for decades and it's sickening - if ALL staff spoke out there be NO management left as they have all cut corners and have not managed their sectors well - hence most wards have issues on them in every hospital around the country 💫

This country is lost!

I had a 2 week stay in hospital I was in a ward with elderly people who had trouble breathing I had to run to nurses station begging for help a lady couldn't breathe was going blue her oxygen had run out she had been pressing her button for ages but all staff were flat out buzzers going off all over the place. They eventually came out new oxygen given but this lady just got worse they never turned it on. NHS is a disgrace it's not the nurses fault it's the ones that take the big wages for doing bugger all. My lady lived by the way as I kicked up such a fuss.

My friend lost his nan because she was put on a covid ward when she had a weakened immune system and she didn't have covid, she then died from covid after she was sent home 😢 she was 96

Did I hear that statement correctly? Did I hear the term 'business model'......

I reported seniors leaving the ward before their shifts ended the manager called the ward whilst i was still sitting in her office and spoke to one of the clerks. This meant that the offender was aware; although not at work. From that time i suffered bullying, harassment, intimidation and racism until i retired. Imagine someone rostered to work 07.15 to 20.15 hours leaving work at 1.15 pm and theyre not ill. The nhs trusts way of dealing with failures is to reward them with promotion to higher posts. NHS Whistleblowing Policy snd the others are just paper exercises and have no weight. It's just an excuse to say they're doing something, which in reality is absolutely nothing.

We must all be prepared to loose our way of life and not live in fear so we can stand up to our corrupt rulers and actually make a change. We have been too complacent for too long

@Elfrida-ls2mo

20 күн бұрын

Over 7 Million GBUK Real FF Real Heroes did for Over 2 Years Covering 100s of different Issues And Called out The Disgrace of UK Health Care And Standards

Try to address a potentially lethal / lethal CULTURE of Practice and you’re labelled as “not acting as a team”, your potential referee will be told NOT to write you a reference, and a “bad” “report” will be MANUFACTURED about you by Doctors in Authority closing ranks to protect their Buddies and their potentially lethal / lethal Traditions. This has been witnessed MANY MANY TIMES.

@princebuster93

20 күн бұрын

@ aq5121, sounds like the evil that is COMMUNISM

Nothing new there then 🤦🏻‍♀️💫 the same happens in Social Care - they protect the Fat Cats - as they cannot accept the facts they they waste money - they are badly run - and the management have no clue how to run a business - procurement and care - hence the rise in patient care negligence- and then they tie the patents in litigation and fees so by time the patients get a payout it's one big drama - it's disgusting what goes on 💫

Constructive dismissal?

The corruption needs to stop now

@kevbillows7113

20 күн бұрын

They prefer dancing on tik tok

@Cherrytune386

20 күн бұрын

Yes, get the TORIES out!

NHS Trust managers primary role is protect the reputation of the trust therefore, whistle blowers tend to raised concerns which are most likely to reflect negatively upon the trust's clinical practices , brushing concerns under the carpet and victimizing the whistle blower with a view to masking negativity becomes the trusts main objective !

More whistleblowers will come forward thanks to him, well done ❤

Whistleblowers should be regarded as ‘hero’s’ and NOT ‘villains’! Without whistleblowers, many, many crimes would be hidden or buried!

You can only complain about being mis gendered now😂

Not news to me. More Frontline staff not managers.

Fire that chief. Those bogus bosses need to get a jail sentence.

There needs to be a FULL public enquiry into the management of the NHS no holds barred. I am on my third cancellation and in severe pain with no contact from the NHS since February. The country deserves better. Those workers at the sharp end have been great with me and obviously very frustrated. It is THE MANAGEMENT for heavens sake.

@williamrobinson1453

18 күн бұрын

If only that were true! The problem goes MUCH deeper.

this is the problem when "managers" have not worked their way up from the bottom. When it was done that way these managers understood the business now they just do a degree in business and think they know it all. My dad only survived because my mum spent all day with him otherwise he would have starved as he simply couldn't hold cutlery to feed himself due to severe rheumatoid arthritis as well as early dementia which made him very frightened. Staff didnt seem to care much and ignored him because they said he was aggressive... it was horrific and luckily when he came home we had fantastic carers who I rated far more than any nurses in the hospitals he was in and which am sure led to his rapid decline and death. It is always sorry after they get caught out but surely it could be sorted before it costs lives.

@carolekralova9108

20 күн бұрын

Identify 100% and totally agree with your comment.

Deathtrap.

It’s never too late to do the right thing as far as I’m concerned. Being on the right side will always be remembered during such benevolent times.

Funny thing is whistleblowing gets drilled into staff but when they do it they get crucified. wth?

Too many chefs in the kitchen, especially management. Been this way for years. Seen it first hand whilst i served for the corrupt (plod). It takes people who have nothing to lose to stick their head above the parapit. Too much gaslighting and narcissists running the asylum...join the NHS at your peril...

Everything it's corrupt to the core, impossible to fix it.

If the NHS had anything to do with health it would be doing things very differently.

@williamrobinson1453

18 күн бұрын

Yes, this is an EXISTENTIAL threat.

These NHS bosses, allegedly non medically trained, should all be sacked. They are in my opinion the cause of a lot of the problems with the NHS.

All by design.

I continue to donate blood but have lost much trust and faith in our healthcare system.

@simondennis9460

20 күн бұрын

Thanks for donating 👍

@user-jv9uf4ft8l

18 күн бұрын

Thank you for donating

Nurses arent as hard worked as they make out.

@nonecomformistme932

20 күн бұрын

Tic toc say no more

@TriciaPerry-mz7tc

10 күн бұрын

Says a person who is not one ☝️

It happens in the care sector as well. My late wife was a whistle-blower when she reported one of the carers for abusing those in the elderly residential care home. No-one would support her and she was ostracised by management and some of the other carers. She finally gave up and found work in another care home. A few months later the carer she had reported was in the local newspaper having been given a suspended prison sentence for an abuse incident. This was in the woman's private life, NOT in the care home concerned.

Having been totally let down by a terrible hospital I can see why the NHS would close ranks to silence whistle-blowers .

I’m an nhs consultant. Whenever I raise and escalate safety concerns management ALWAYS (and often quite skilfully) find a way to bounce the risk back to us clinicians on the ground. They are absolute experts at protecting their own positions. One of our local managers presided over a massive multimillion pound budget deficit and has been shifted laterally within the organisation, not sacked.. and it is us clinicians on the ground who have to absorb and hold the risks of not being able to provide the care we know we want to provide. It’s also not our managers who, at 3am on a Sunday morning have to explain to a patient and their distraught relatives why we can’t provide care due to lack of beds/ resources etc.

One NHS staff member who was a whistleblower was Lucy Letby. They certainly shut her up.

SIR. YOU are a hero god bless you keep up the good work

My mother is one of those deaths, my mum went into hospital on the 6th of December 2023 with twisted bowel four weeks later she was recovering from that twisted bowel then all of a sudden she got pneumonia in the hospital she later died because of their neglect being left without fluids for 3 days at a time also not giving her antibiotics when they should of been given, doctors being on strike so not getting the treatment on the day she was meant to when it was critical. I have been in contact with Pals they are investigating this, this will probably now go to inquest they will not get away with this she should not of died.😪

@carolekralova9108

20 күн бұрын

I sincerely wish you luck and hope that you achieve justice on her behalf.

Patients are given food and its taken away uneaten

@theyjustwantyourmoney4539

20 күн бұрын

True, I've witnessed that many times, the domestic staff goes " Time to collect the dishes" coz they don't want to come back again

What are their names, have them on to discuss!

NHS to busy with chest feeding and all the woke bollocks

@simondennis9460

20 күн бұрын

Exactly this. They love missing the point as its easy.

If i went public with what the NHS did to my mother throughout my childhood it would bring the NHS to its knees.

I really think the amount of foreigners working in nhs is a big problem bring back old school matrons and english staff.but it will never happen because they wont pay decent wage

@angiebaby9981

17 күн бұрын

The foreigners are there because the nurses left after being blackmailed into having the clot shots. People like you are ignorant. Most of the innovations in medicine are discovered by those 'foreigners.'

The NHS management is a disgrace yet they are never held to account .

Going to bed. Sleep is the foundation of good health.❤

@simondennis9460

20 күн бұрын

Sleep well.

GP negligence caused my sister's death....THIRTY THREE missed opportunities for cancer referral....it was all going to court and at the very last minute one of my solicitors doctors refused to back my case.(connections to the GP we later found out)..my solicitor was astounded, they had worked on the case for over two years...we were all ready to go to court... I have had to drop the case because it's now hit the three years statute of limitations since her death...So many COVER UPS going on in the untouchable NHS

Managers don't want underpaid staff speaking out. Found that out the hard way. Do not regret it though.

That’s what HR was invented for

Trust me Patrick, you dare not speak out, equality diversity and inclusion is the top priority. I saw a job advert that basically said if you're white don't bother applying for the post. We've had nurses raise issues but been told to be quiet in so many terms. Also, has anyone noticed that all nursing auxiliarys are British, the reason is that Indian or other ethnic people don't do personal care, they'll only provide this for their own family. Most nurses that come from other countries have come fully qualified, but some have said that their family helped with their courses. The freedom to speak up is only put in place for certain people and that's not the indigenous people that's for sure.

I’m a big believer that my dad died before he should have. Especially since his doctor said he would be home after a small stroke. Then he died of Something completely different. As far as I am concerned due to neglect whilst in hospital. I will never trust the NHS

I am an NHS Whistleblower. I was threatened by a manager and attempted suicide. I resigned from the NHS from the bed of a psychiatric hospital. The NHS Trust have still not acknowledge the serious patient safety concerns I raised. I am now unemployed and do not know who to trust.

Enjoy D.E.I...

How can they spend millions on whistle blowers 😢😮

well its in the best intrests of bosses to shut up the whistleblowers so they can keep getting their hundreds of thousands of pounds a year. corruption is everywhere.

This proves they don't care about you,

Whistleblowers are regularly told by quality teams that whistleblower annonymity cant be guaranteed.