NHS. Failures

The NHS were found to have killed my uncle through clinical negligence a few years back, however I would not say what they did was careless and I think it's pretty disgusting to label them that given all the hard work members of the NHS did through the course of the pandemic for example. We are dealing with over worked and under resourced staff, in my view ideologically so to create the conditions for the entry of private providers into the healthcare sector. Indeed this is already happening at scale. Blaming the workers when they simply aren't being given the proper tools and conditions to do their job will not solve the problem in my opinion. There is a damn good reason the royal college of nursing is balloting to strike for the first time in history, and it isn't because they don't care!

 

That report on the East Kent midwifery service is shocking.

As usual there will be questions on funding but the actual details show that these services need to be run in a more appropriate and professional way. They really do need to get a grasp on some of the working practices.

 

I watched the story of this in the news with the wife. We both fell about laughing when the lady being questioned came out with 'lessons will be learned'. Same bleeding line they always come out with. Fact is the NHS isnt fit for purpose anymore, it's far removed from what it originally set out to be. Lack of investment in the right areas and the organisations most profitable bits being privatised now see a service in complete disarray. Not blaming those at the front line, they do a sterling job in difficult circumstances.

 

Free !!!!!!!???????
Who do you think pays for this massively expensive inefficient behemoth of a failed stalinist theology?