Oh well. Maybe you need to accept a world where nurses continue to do the job of two people while not affording enough money for a deposit.Maybe they should but they haven’t, oh well.
Oh well. Maybe you need to accept a world where nurses continue to do the job of two people while not affording enough money for a deposit.Maybe they should but they haven’t, oh well.
Oh well. Maybe you need to accept a world where nurses continue to do the job of two people while not affording enough money for a deposit.
I'm not the one advocating for it, you are. You just don't realise it.What a Tory shout that is. Thought better of you tbh.
I'm not the one advocating for it - you are, you just don't realise it.
This policy of 'living with covid' at the current levels is costly, because it relies of clinical intervention to treat rather than prevent. Which you seem to champion.Hahaha ok mate
This policy of 'living with covid' at the current levels is costly, because it relies of clinical intervention to treat rather than prevent. Which you seem to champion.
Our current method is prevention - face masks, vaccination, isolation is relatively cheap - you aren't in favour.
Your preferred option is costly, but the current government will not fund the cost of implementation. So someone (local and national commissioners) will have to decide where that money comes from.
What would you cut?
Didn't be naive.This is pretty much what we should be focusing on, and the true reason the NHS is buckling.
Didn't be naive.
It might be, but we live in a world where the current government have an 80 seat majority are pushing through changes to current NHS legislation and have just announced a costly 'living with covid policy' that you seem to favour, but seemingly haven't worked out the cost of and the next general election is 2 years away.
So....Financial year is starting afresh, you've got to cut something from the provider services in your area to pay for anti virals for roughly 25% of your population (national policy) - what are you getting rid of?
That's not in the scope of NHS budgeting though. So, what national provision/local provider services are going to reduce/cut/scale back for this 'living with covid' policy?I would start by cutting the 3% pay rise for MP’s down to about 1% and go from there.
That's not in the scope of NHS budgeting though. So, what national provision/local provider services are going to reduce/cut/scale back for this 'living with covid' policy?
Why would we do that?You know what, you’re right. I think we should go back into lockdown.
Nah it's ok. I was asking you.@NilSatisOptimum can explain this.
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