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Elaborate please. What could you possibly have against NHS that justifies arson and attempted murder thereof of a number of their female staff? Is it just the opportunity for sociopathic violence that titilates you?
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field shooter retweeted
The government can’t stop illegal migration, can’t fix the NHS, can’t control energy bills — but it has time to ban underfloor heating and heated towel rails in your own home. Ed Miliband’s net-zero crusade is coming for your comforts. Your home is your castle — not a laboratory for their failed green experiments. Enough is enough. Stop the madness. 🇬🇧 (image courtesy of @UK_Needs_Reform)
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Africa needs nurses & doctors so why do these immigrants come here to nurse us, leaving their children & sometimes spouses. It’s the age old reason….MONEY. What a good employer the NHS is, why can’t we train up our own people?
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Replying to @alangrantuk
Funny how so many Americans who visit are in awe of our work life balance and the NHS and no guns
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No it isn’t. Millions of us can only work p/t due to poor health.
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Media Man retweeted
NHS MANAGERS HID 100,000 PATIENT SCANS IN CAR BOOTS One hundred thousand patients. One hundred thousand people went to hospital, trusted the NHS with their bodies, had X-rays and scans taken, and were never told what those scans showed. Some of those images showed cancer. Some showed serious illness that needed urgent treatment. The films sat in corridors and store rooms, rotting and unchecked, for years. Nobody looked at them. Nobody picked up the phone. Nobody told a single patient. This happened. At the Royal London Hospital. In the heart of London. In the 21st century. When health inspectors were due to arrive and see the chaos for themselves, managers locked the backlog in a storeroom so it would stay hidden. Consultants physically stuffed patient X-ray films into their car boots to keep them out of sight during official visits. The inspection came and went. The tick boxes were filled in. The patients stayed in the dark. Dr Otto Chan was a consultant radiologist at the hospital. A decorated, respected, senior doctor with 23 years of service. He found this scandal and he refused to stay quiet. He reported the hidden scans. He flagged that junior doctors were being pushed to perform procedures they had never been trained for, unsupervised, on real patients. He went to the British Medical Association. He went to the medical press. He did every single thing the system tells you to do. Barts and The London NHS Trust @NHSBartsHealth responded by sacking him for gross misconduct in June 2006. At the employment tribunal, the Trust did not apologise. They did not express concern for the 100,000 patients left in the dark. They told the judge that Dr Chan was not a whistleblower at all. He was a troublemaker running a campaign to damage the organisation. His concerns were pure fantasy. That was the official position of an NHS Trust about a man who found 100,000 unread patient scans hidden in a car boot. Half of those scans were never reviewed by a specialist. Ever. Those patients, and their GPs, will go to their graves not knowing what was on those films. Nobody was prosecuted. Nobody was struck off. The people who hid the evidence kept their jobs. The doctor who found it lost his. SOURCES: @guardian @NHSBartsHealth @EastLondonLines
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Replying to @lbrewer190 @NHS
Billions, mate, not millions. Literally there is no country in this part of the hemisphere which has more waste. I work in the sector. The amount of unopened sealed boxes we have to destroy just because they were written under a different name is unbeliveable.
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What is your punk ass on about? In Wales and Scotland prescriptions are free at any age
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Because some chronic conditions mean that we have to take meds for the rest of our lives. I’ve had free meds for 13 years. Most of us need more meds as we age, plus we work less hours due to our conditions. Just because we are working, doesn’t mean we aren’t struggling. ☹️
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Replying to @PigeonFeatherz
I was talking about this to an Australian friend. The whole thing was beyond weird. The idea that *we* needed to save *the NHS*, when it’s supposed to be the other way round. Neighbours were particularly zealous, the full pan-bashing experience & glowering at two dog walks a day.
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Mary Springchicken retweeted
The Times has obtained a CQC warning letter to Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust threatening urgent enforcement action over the trust's unsafe use of an unsuitable unit for neonatal intensive care thetimes.com/uk/healthcare/a…
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Replying to @RightSide_Uk
MASS IMMIGRATION = PYRAMID SCAM Diversity = Division = Conflict UK Gov = TREASON "Last Days of a White World" Mass immigration more problems = extra crimes & new cultural crimes (FGM & racist rapes), ISLAM, social mobility, housing, NHS, traffic, food /water /energy SECURITY,,,
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Tel Haines retweeted
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I started highlighting the increasing sickness absence rates of NHS staff years ago. First they responded that it was going down again after the pandemic. I responded that the pandemic wasn't over and that it was about to rise again. They said no it wasn't. Then it rose. Then they said that it was mostly due to anxiety. I said, no, that category of reason for absence isn't anxiety, it's psychiatric illness. They said, well it's because they are treated so badly. I said the other reasons for absence are rising faster. They said no they're not. So I listed them. They said it's because staff are worn out from the pandemic and healthcare stresses. So I showed that it's affecting the new staff who weren't even working until 2025, right from the first day they start work. Then they said it was because of an aging workforce. So again I showed them that it's affecting the youngest staff worst. So they said it was because young people are lazy now. So I showed that death rates were up to the same degree as sickness absence rates. Are people so lazy they're dying? And they said that it's because we have more healthcare workers from other countries now. So I showed that the groups of workers that are predominantly from the UK have the highest increases in sickness absence rates. So now they're admitting that there are higher sickness absence rates but again blaming them on laziness and lack of dedication, and they're telling staff that people who take too much sick leave won't be give jobs. And I said well, isn't that just going to make them sicker and affect the vulnerable patients even more? And they haven't replied yet.
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ConservaDroid retweeted
This is a joke. @NHS I’ve just received my repeat prescription and there was a fuck up. I’ve been given Naproxen instead of Zapain. So being a good guy and all that I went back to the chemist and said I don’t need these naproxen. Oh we can’t take them back, I said I’ve not touched them or opened them what are you talking about, They said I could have tampered with them. Ffs. WTF They thrown them away. How many hundreds of millions of wastage is this in a year ffs.
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Replying to @lbrewer190 @NHS
Who the fuck is returning medicine? Get that shit sold.
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