NHS..anyone still employed at a hospital?
19 April 2006, 05:03 PM
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NHS..anyone still employed at a hospital?
1.Get your party in power
2.Import hundreds of doctors and nurses from outer Tasmania
3.Sack everyone
4.Shut Hospitals
5.Make sweaty PM TV appearance claiming it is step one of the reforms and its grrrrrreat
I know there was an old thread on this.It was before 800 people were being laid off as part of the reforms though
2.Import hundreds of doctors and nurses from outer Tasmania
3.Sack everyone
4.Shut Hospitals
5.Make sweaty PM TV appearance claiming it is step one of the reforms and its grrrrrreat
I know there was an old thread on this.It was before 800 people were being laid off as part of the reforms though
19 April 2006, 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted by lozgti
I know there was an old thread on this.It was before 800 people were being laid off as part of the reforms though
20 April 2006, 08:55 AM
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Maybe not for much longer...the way they treat me... confiscating my main site car parking pass to give to a nurse who is too scared to walk down the road to our second car park in the dark... do they not know who i am ?? .. the IT Guy... without me people would be dying left right and centre... forget your nurses and surgeons... i'm the most important person in this hospital and they need to realise that 
20 April 2006, 09:08 AM
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My local NHS trust is £28,000,000 in the red, Patricia Hewitt is trying to close my local hospital down and the trust to which it belongs recently announced 500 job cuts.
...and they are still trying to push through planning permission to build a new £2,000,000 treatment centre that backs onto my property?
...and they are still trying to push through planning permission to build a new £2,000,000 treatment centre that backs onto my property?
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20 April 2006, 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted by SJ_Skyline
My local NHS trust is £28,000,000 in the red, Patricia Hewitt is trying to close my local hospital down and the trust to which it belongs recently announced 500 job cuts.
...and they are still trying to push through planning permission to build a new £2,000,000 treatment centre that backs onto my property?
...and they are still trying to push through planning permission to build a new £2,000,000 treatment centre that backs onto my property?
20 April 2006, 12:25 PM
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The people at the sharp end in the hospitals do a marvellous job for the patients. They are the main ones of course who are treatened with the loss of their jobs.
Get rid of the highly expensive PCT's who really cream the money off with enormous salaries and let the experienced medical staff run the hospitals like they used to. Throw the target driven system away and start trusting the people who work there instead for a change. They already show how important their jobs are to them for the right reasons.
Les
Get rid of the highly expensive PCT's who really cream the money off with enormous salaries and let the experienced medical staff run the hospitals like they used to. Throw the target driven system away and start trusting the people who work there instead for a change. They already show how important their jobs are to them for the right reasons.
Les
20 April 2006, 12:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Avi
do they not know who i am ?? .. the IT Guy... without me people would be dying left right and centre... forget your nurses and surgeons... i'm the most important person in this hospital and they need to realise that
20 April 2006, 12:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul Habgood
According to BLiar yesterday it is 'only a monority that are in trouble'
20 April 2006, 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Brendan Hughes
LOL, brilliant! Is that the ones that keep droning on and on and on about the same old problems?
LOL - I must dig out my Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing course and FINISH IT this time
20 April 2006, 01:24 PM
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The problem with the NHS is all of the PFIs that hae been put in over the last 10 years. The government/taxpayer didn't have to put in (so) much of the capital investment, but it now means the NHS is being crippled by interest payments for these finance schemes.
On top of that, the government mis-calculated how much the pay rises for doctors and nurses were actually going to cost them. By about £300m a year.
On top of that, the government mis-calculated how much the pay rises for doctors and nurses were actually going to cost them. By about £300m a year.
20 April 2006, 03:56 PM
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The problem with the NHS is all of the PFIs that hae been put in over the last 10 years. The government/taxpayer didn't have to put in (so) much of the capital investment, but it now means the NHS is being crippled by interest payments for these finance schemes.
They also just had to sell off a hugely valuable area of land to pay off a cumulative deficit.
At least it means my job should be safe for another year
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