discussing nhs its a good thing we,re living longer [ no real evidence ],not much point if people who should be living are dying on trolleys in corridors,in ambulances,in hospital car parks
In fact longevity is reversing slightly. Defending the NHS is indefensible. Too much demand, too little supply, too little funding, too expensive equipment and drugs. If anyone who can afford private insurance decides not to purchase it, well..........................
In fact longevity is reversing slightly. Defending the NHS is indefensible. Too much demand, too little supply, too little funding, too expensive equipment and drugs. If anyone who can afford private insurance decides not to purchase it, well........
Old people used to be looked after by their families,now the families expect care allowances when they often visit the person in need at most once a week or get a disability car to take the person in need to occasional hospital appointments. The car is used by nieces or nephews and 'lives' elsewhere.Far too much money is wasted in the NHS but whenever anyone attacks waste they are howled down.
Old people used to be looked after by their families,now the families expect care allowances when they often visit the person in need at most once a week or get a disability car to take the person in need to occasional hospital appointments. The car