The NHS is not perfect
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We all know the NHS isn’t perfect, but these days what is? I'm sick of people who don't actually work in the NHS trying to tell us what we should be doing or how we should be doing it. They may be occasional beneficiaries of the services the NHS provide, but they aren’t involved in the day to day running of it so how can they think they are qualified to pass judgement. Whilst I’m banging on about our NHS problems; here’s another big chunk of it. The less than useless middle managers we have to work with! I'm sick of these idiot managers that tell us we are over-spending THEIR money on OUR patients. What do they know about patient care? These people (so called managers) frequently tell us that we can't do certain procedures or operations and I'm sick of the Department of Health denouncing their responsibilities. It’s high time that professionals were properly funded and allowed to get on and do their job. |
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If they (the Department of Health) actually gave each Primary Care Trust in the country the amount of money that each Trust needed for their demographic, there would be enough money to go round and patients would get the care that they need.
As an example, Gloucestershire has a very high proportion of elderly, who obviously use more NHS resources. Does Gloucestershire get the amount of money it needs? No it definitely doesn’t. You can’t treat every area the same, just as you wouldn’t treat each patient the same. |
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Comments from visitors
hospital management sucks - 21-Nov-10 23:34
NHS exploded - 18-Nov-10 12:02
It is so easy to blame the front line staff. The management are their to supervise and monitor continuously but only sit in their offices looking at figures and defending key staff when complaints are made.
The hospital departments are good for some cases but mainly an overstretched poor service with poor management. They need to get rid of old managers, train up new managers who can check on the staff who are not up to a good standard of service.
NHS is a murderer - 18-Nov-10 00:01
I dare not call one out unless it is serious, but others simple call them out for check ups????
Are we serious about using resources appropriately??
My private medical insurance costs a third of that for infinitely superior cover and a significantly reduced chance of MRSA - oh, and a private room and 3 good meals a day.
The NHS relies on volunteers in hospitals. The Air Ambulances are charities. The hospices are charities. Many pieces of equipment in hospitals are bought or funded by charities - Cancer Research, for example.
The NHS is the third biggest employer in the world - 1.3 MILLION staff. The German health sector caters for 50% more people for less money and 50% of the staff.
So tell me again what great value for money this NHS is?
The whole shambles should be torn down.
Try examining the systems in place in other countries where they have no National Health to see how well off you are in this country.
Incidentally a big thank you to The Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Hospital at Margate.Exellent treatment and a happy, helpfull and courteous atmosphere.
Temporally Loopy - 29-Sep-06 02:58
Celia Molestrangler - 1-Sep-06 14:42
The NHS finished last year over £500m in deficit with nearly one-in-three NHS organisations failing to balance its books.
"We must take care to look at the whole picture and not make NHS managers the scapegoat for financial problems facing a small minority of trusts"
Gill Morgan, of the NHS Confederation
ROTFL
They get paid silly amounts of money for sitting on their A*ses,and know sod all about what going on in the REAL world.
Their just in it to Line THEIR pockets, with YOUR MONEY
Monkey's Nose - 6-Jul-06 00:57
Of course, that should be SOCIALIST concept - sorry!





