Nightingale hospitals

[donnk]

55 minutes ago, harvey b davison said:

One of the things that has got to me the most, is the amount of NHS staff working from home and the abhorrent way nursing staff and other frontline workers have been treated by their managers.

For me, if you work for the NHS, then you should be still going into work as normal and not relaxing at home pretending to work.

My sister has just handed in her notice, she was working non stop on a covid ward where the management wouldn't even step foot onto the ward, but were very quick to blame those who were if anything went wrong.

The NHS really does need a massive shake up, and the management ought to be ashamed of themselves.

As far as the nightingale hospitals go, I wouldn't of built them. I would of shut down the junior and infant schools, and turned them into mini hospitals. They have ready made wards (classrooms) and offices. They would be local and serving the community. There would be no travelling, and it's a lot easier to get staff for smaller buildings than it is large. Each village has it's own doctors surgery, so transfer those doctors to the new mini covid hospital.

 

The NHS wouldn't be able to hire enough diversity managers to cover them all.

[echoechoecho]

Thousands of people who volunteered to help the NHS were never used.

The nightingale hospitals should have been staffed with the younger, healthier doctors and nurses who were at less risk, and then utilised the volunteers to fill empty positions in the regular hospitals, which should never have closed.

The deaths from postponed treatments and missed diagnoses will kill many more in the long run.

[echoechoecho]

Screenshot of red tape requirements for retired doctors in order for them to administer the vaccine:

 

 

 

Is "preventing radicalisation" really a necessity for sticking a needle in someone's arm?

 

 

 

[Johnsond]

On 30/12/2020 at 14:53, Rac man said:

You wonder why the infection rates are rising here in wales we are on lockdown no entry then on the weekend snow arrives and people travelling from as far as London to try the fan dance sf route up pen y fan brecon then there the ones moaning about tier system 

That’s it you’ve cracked it 🙄 give that control freak Drakeford a ring tell him the reasons multiple lockdowns have failed and hopefully another stricter lockdown will work 😜😜😜😜

[Richard 1234]

1 hour ago, echoechoecho said:

Screenshot of red tape requirements for retired doctors in order for them to administer the vaccine:

 

 

 

Is "preventing radicalisation" really a necessity for sticking a needle in someone's arm?

 

 

 

All that for retired doctors to stab some people in the arm?

seems bloody insane to me!

[david wood]

oh lord who ever wrote that list must have been part of a course i did recently.....    carbon footprint reduction, data protection, fire safety, and soooooooooooooooo many others for patient transport work in ambulance.   its like throw every possible module and some more at it and see what works

 

 

[difflock]

On 29/12/2020 at 22:44, scraggs said:

The current setup is a complete joke.
Doing some research today and came across this which I found interesting, from a pretty good source as well, the responses are well worth reading.
Covid-19: politicisation, “corruption,” and suppression of science

Very early in the above link I saw this statement;

"while exposing under-representation from public health, clinical care, women, and ethnic minorities."

I read no furthur.

FFS!