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[Kiwi]

Or is it run more efficiently???........

Well use that Google thing that's out there and find out the average hospital length of stay and cost per stay, those are the leading indicators of efficiency

 

[Kiwi]

Not been in hospital lately then - they are understaffed, they have not got the nurses who are prepared to get their hands dirty like they used too, all nurses used to be great now you have at least two bad eggs on a ward, they are totally demotivated working 13 hour shifts for 3 days one day off and back in for another three days of another 13 hour day shift for three days!

I work in a hospital Joey.
They are understaffed because the government neglects giving sufficient funding to afford appropriate staff numbers.

 

[Kiwi]

"All nurses used to be great", collosal load of bullshine.
People are people, people get sick of their work and have bad days.
The passage of time doesn't change that, only makes the old days seem rosier.

 

[Joey66]

Daily Mirror.....

It takes some doing to appear on Question Time and end up making Nigel Farage look like the 'good guy'.

But author Will Self somehow managed it during a clash over Brexit .

The journalist was on a feisty panel alongside Louise Mensch, Sarah Woolaston MP and Richard Burgon MP.

It was an unsurprisingly heated discussion with topics including Donald Trump, Brexit and the NHS.

But one particular particular comment from Self sparked anger online.

It came as Farage was talking about measures that could be taken to encourage businesses to relocate to Britian post- Brexit .

The former UKIP leader mentioned the rumour that fast-food giant McDonald's may move to the UK.

Self interrupted sarcastically saying: "Great jobs! Great jobs for everybody! Mine's a Big Mac."

It provoked some nervous laughter in the Maidenhead audience.

Self went on: "That's been the whole policy we've followed for years, and that's why people got seriously poor and voted for you weirdly."

Viewers were quick to jump on the "snobby" remark.

Journalist Harry Cole wrote: "Will Self now sneering at people that work in McDonalds. What an oaf."

Jane S wrote: "Will Self should cringe when he watches himself talking about McDonalds. Respect hard working young people, you lolloping prat"

Peter Chalinar added: "Will Self clearly dismisses anyone who works for a huge company called McDonalds - he thinks he's superior to the plebs."

Jennifer Judge chimed in: "Will Self thinks it's ok to sneer at those working in McDonalds? Thousands of people support their families working there"

McDonald's says it employees an estimated 85,000 people across the UK and over 1 million worldwide.

Yes Farage point of low corporation tax caused that outburst he knew what he was doing Macdonalds have left Europe to come here to pay less tax than in Europe!lol

 

[Joey66]

I work in a hospital Joey.
They are understaffed because the government neglects giving sufficient funding to afford appropriate staff numbers.

Or are their too many managers?

 

[Joey66]

"All nurses used to be great", collosal load of bullshine.
People are people, people get sick of their work and have bad days.
The passage of time doesn't change that, only makes the old days seem rosier.

Have you cared for @Bruce Wayne as he likes you a lotlol

 

[Kiwi]

Or are their too many managers?

Nope, underfunded by the government.
It is my understanding both here and in the UK that better quality care would be provided with funding for appropriate numbers of staff members.

 

[Joey66]

"All nurses used to be great", collosal load of bullshine.
People are people, people get sick of their work and have bad days.
The passage of time doesn't change that, only makes the old days seem rosier.

You are understaffed it was obvious to any patient that's why training on the ward would help IMO!

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Have you cared for @Bruce Wayne as he likes you a lotlol

2nd hand experience of a partner who has done a nursing degree and worked for over 10 years in the NHS.

 

[Kiwi]

Have you cared for @Bruce Wayne as he likes you a lotlol

No mate, have you tried not resorting to childish jabs when you can't argue with the experiences of someone who works in the industry?

 

[Bruce Wayne]

You are understaffed it was obvious to any patient that's why training on the ward would help IMO!

Training is done on the ward. Every nursing degree will have a significant number of placements alongside class based study.

 

[Joey66]

2nd hand experience of a partner who has done a nursing degree and worked for over 10 years in the NHS.

Have you googled my point on management yet Bruce?

 

[Kiwi]

You are understaffed it was obvious to any patient that's why training on the ward would help IMO!

Why would training on the ward outside of what is already done in a nursing degree help when the DHBs are underfunded and cannot afford to hire the staff?

 

[Joey66]

No mate, have you tried not resorting to childish jabs when you can't argue with the experiences of someone who works in the industry?

I got the 6 jabs in the back of my handlol

 

[Kiwi]

I got the 6 jabs in the back of my handlol

Perils of onsite training