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grego · 03-09-2005, 21:53

Although I know you're right Fireman I find it hard to agree with you, the staff be it Dr's nurses etc really do give it 100%, everyone working in todays NHS are under extreme pressure mainly through shortness of staff due to funding issues. I was very sad to read the story of the 15 year old girl, and I am very intersted to know the outcome of her post mortem, though I know that will be of no relief to her family.
There are no excuses though for mistakes but unfortunately they do happen sometimes with no consequences but sometimes tragic.
I really hope Mick gets his op sooner rather than later, I wouldn't have though he'd have to wait so long for an angiogram, I know my Mums appointment was quicker than that, weeks as opposed to months, anyway good luck Mick.

03-09-2005, 21:53	#4
grego God Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Accrington Posts: 3,478 Liked: 1 times Rep Power: 118	Re: N H S a cock up. Although I know you're right Fireman I find it hard to agree with you, the staff be it Dr's nurses etc really do give it 100%, everyone working in todays NHS are under extreme pressure mainly through shortness of staff due to funding issues. I was very sad to read the story of the 15 year old girl, and I am very intersted to know the outcome of her post mortem, though I know that will be of no relief to her family. There are no excuses though for mistakes but unfortunately they do happen sometimes with no consequences but sometimes tragic. I really hope Mick gets his op sooner rather than later, I wouldn't have though he'd have to wait so long for an angiogram, I know my Mums appointment was quicker than that, weeks as opposed to months, anyway good luck Mick.