Mon Mar 23, 2020 11:25 am
Mon Mar 23, 2020 11:29 am
stickywicket wrote:By my daughter whose a districtnurse
NHS is in chaos. She's a health visitor.
No protective gear.
Staff going off sick because they aren't being tested for covid. So they are going into isolation when maybe they have the flu.
Mon Mar 23, 2020 11:43 am
stickywicket wrote:By my daughter whose a districtnurse
NHS is in chaos. She's a health visitor.
No protective gear.
Staff going off sick because they aren't being tested for covid. So they are going into isolation when maybe they have the flu.
Mon Mar 23, 2020 11:50 am
stickywicket wrote:By my daughter whose a districtnurse
NHS is in chaos. She's a health visitor.
No protective gear.
Staff going off sick because they aren't being tested for covid. So they are going into isolation when maybe they have the flu.
Mon Mar 23, 2020 11:56 am
oohahhPaulMillar wrote:stickywicket wrote:By my daughter whose a districtnurse
NHS is in chaos. She's a health visitor.
No protective gear.
Staff going off sick because they aren't being tested for covid. So they are going into isolation when maybe they have the flu.
My whole family work in the NHS and it’s always in chaos!!
I’m a bit biased but our NHS workers are the best in the world who make daily sacrifices to help keep the country going
In fairness I am hearing that protective equipment and testing kits are at last arriving in bigger numbers
Mon Mar 23, 2020 12:26 pm
stickywicket wrote:By my daughter whose a districtnurse
NHS is in chaos. She's a health visitor.
No protective gear.
Staff going off sick because they aren't being tested for covid. So they are going into isolation when maybe they have the flu.
Mon Mar 23, 2020 2:05 pm
Forever Blue wrote:oohahhPaulMillar wrote:stickywicket wrote:By my daughter whose a districtnurse
NHS is in chaos. She's a health visitor.
No protective gear.
Staff going off sick because they aren't being tested for covid. So they are going into isolation when maybe they have the flu.
My whole family work in the NHS and it’s always in chaos!!
I’m a bit biased but our NHS workers are the best in the world who make daily sacrifices to help keep the country going
In fairness I am hearing that protective equipment and testing kits are at last arriving in bigger numbers
Much more Testing equipment is def on its way
But after living here in Mallorca for over 4yrs and all my family use the NHS here, I have to say UK is like a 3rd rate country. The service over here is unbelievable fantastic and is as good as private in UK.
Germany, Italy, France and Spain how thousands more beds and equipment than the UK.
The staff that do work in the NHS in UK are amazing , but just not enough of them and not given the best equipment and everything they need. Under funded for last 30 years.
Mon Mar 23, 2020 2:31 pm
Mon Mar 23, 2020 2:51 pm
Mr Moo Cow wrote:Problem with Wales is - The decision makers are the welsh assembly and are all buffoons
Mon Mar 23, 2020 2:57 pm
oohahhPaulMillar wrote:Totally agree Annis, chronic underfunding for years, only the sacrifices of the overworked staff kept it in a “reasonable” condition
As well as underfunding my family are also very critical of “internal systems” which are frustrating, money wasting and time consuming
Missed appointments and unnecessary a&e visits cost the NHS hundreds of millions a year but nobody has ever really got to grips
with it or does anything about it.
Recently I had 2 sets of blood tests 3 days apart..same venue, same nurse, she told me that they could and should have been done on the same day, no need of a time delay?? How often do things like that happen and how much does it cost??
Tue Mar 24, 2020 10:01 am
stickywicket wrote:By my daughter whose a districtnurse
NHS is in chaos. She's a health visitor.
No protective gear.
Staff going off sick because they aren't being tested for covid. So they are going into isolation when maybe they have the flu.
Tue Mar 24, 2020 10:18 am
oohahhPaulMillar wrote:Forever Blue wrote:oohahhPaulMillar wrote:stickywicket wrote:By my daughter whose a districtnurse
NHS is in chaos. She's a health visitor.
No protective gear.
Staff going off sick because they aren't being tested for covid. So they are going into isolation when maybe they have the flu.
My whole family work in the NHS and it’s always in chaos!!
I’m a bit biased but our NHS workers are the best in the world who make daily sacrifices to help keep the country going
In fairness I am hearing that protective equipment and testing kits are at last arriving in bigger numbers
Much more Testing equipment is def on its way
But after living here in Mallorca for over 4yrs and all my family use the NHS here, I have to say UK is like a 3rd rate country. The service over here is unbelievable fantastic and is as good as private in UK.
Germany, Italy, France and Spain how thousands more beds and equipment than the UK.
The staff that do work in the NHS in UK are amazing , but just not enough of them and not given the best equipment and everything they need. Under funded for last 30 years.
Totally agree Annis, chronic underfunding for years, only the sacrifices of the overworked staff kept it in a “reasonable” condition
As well as underfunding my family are also very critical of “internal systems” which are frustrating, money wasting and time consuming
Missed appointments and unnecessary a&e visits cost the NHS hundreds of millions a year but nobody has ever really got to grips
with it or does anything about it.
Recently I had 2 sets of blood tests 3 days apart..same venue, same nurse, she told me that they could and should have been done on the same day, no need of a time delay?? How often do things like that happen and how much does it cost??
Tue Mar 24, 2020 1:23 pm
Tue Mar 24, 2020 2:14 pm
Tony Blue Williams wrote:Mr Moo Cow wrote:Problem with Wales is - The decision makers are the welsh assembly and are all buffoons
Watched Politics Wales on the BBC yesterday and they had Mark Drakeford the first minister for Wales answering questions.
The man did-not fill me with confidence and his one answer to a complicated question about help for the self employed was to "go to the Citizens Advice"
Best of luck with that as how many CAB's are operating when a large part of their volunteer force are retired people who by definition fall into the vulnerable category? Even their call centre must operate on lower capacity due to social distancing.
Instead of passing the problem onto someone else maybe Mr. Drakeford would think about getting off his fat arse and solving these problems himself?
Tue Mar 24, 2020 3:17 pm