He thought the NHS was filled with people claiming to be "angels" and "heros" (sic) and that it was "rank average at best". This crisis has showed that the NHS is the dogs' bollocks. And always was. Spare me the revisionist rubbish.Tbf to @Chippy_boy when he wrote those posts we weren't in a national crisis, and even though I disagree with his opinions he had his reasons for saying them.
I'm sure in the current climate he's as grateful as everybody else for the work they have done, and continue to do in the face of risk to life on a daily basis.
Reuters reporting that the government has ordered 10,000 ventilators from Dyson.
Pop along to your local hospital (or any hospital) and repeat what you said: People who work there are all "angels" or "heros" or whatever. Despite the fact they *chose* to go into the profession and they get paid for doing so. They weren't press-ganged into it. But dare to suggest that some nurses are lazy sods for whom picking up crap off the floor or doing some other actually important task, is beneath them.
Is that the sound of a cycle being peddled backwards I hear?
It's utter shite. WTF has the American model got to do with anything? How about the German one? What about Singapore?What about the American model? How do you think that’s going to fare in the next few weeks?
That sucks.
Marsden Moor was on fire Monday night.
You didn't see the interview? In time for the Excel facility opening. He said hope to get some in April, which is rather vague.What's "in time " ? In time to save 500 lives, 1000, 10,000 ? Nonsensical question
You started it pal.I think this thing has shown just how fucking brilliant our NHS is (and always was). Let's leave its at that on this thread. You're right, not the time for a barney. America looks doomed though. The perfect storm; very little universal healthcare; massively morbid obesity/diabetes rate. And guns. Oh, and they hate governmental involvement.