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Tag Archives: National Health Service
The Patient Disappears
‘Doctors are just the same as lawyers; the only difference is that lawyers merely rob you, whereas doctors rob you and kill you too’. – Anton Chekhov Hmm. In the last year, I’ve had much cause to be grateful to … Continue reading
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Tagged General practitioner, National Health Service, Risk
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Dystonia and Specialist Physiotherapy
Last Thursday, I was lucky enough to be invited to a project based, specialist neuro-physiotherapy session at a hospital some miles away from where I live. I say ‘lucky’, quite genuinely, as I’ve tried to find physios with knowledge of … Continue reading
A Sad Day For Healthcare
Today’s news that the UK’s Care Quality Commission (CQC) took steps to cover up the results of an investigation into a maternity unit at a Cumbrian hospital, is frankly staggering. Where will it end? Don’t get sick out of hours. … Continue reading
Posted in Current Affairs, Healthcare
Tagged Care Quality Commission, Healthcare, National Health Service
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Is there hope for the NHS?
Scanning this morning’s newspaper, one headline regarding the NHS was hard to miss. The article was prompted by Sir David Nicholson’s announcement that he plans to retire as Chief Executive of NHS England and it also related dire warnings from … Continue reading