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   by jajahusjsna 4y ago

   Change alone would not make much of a difference. It’s definitely mainly a funding issue. But some change is necessary, particularly where the tech side is involved (lack of record sharing, old systems vulnerable to ransomeware attacks etc)
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   by jajahusjsna 4y ago

   >> One can be concerned about both. I didn’t say that you couldn’t. But by voting for the current day Tory’s you are choosing to decimate the health system and waste money on sending Refugees to Rwanda. It’s idiotic to prioritise that
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   by jajahusjsna 4y ago

   All restrictions ended in April I think. And prior to that the last “lockdown” was first half of 2021 when we were hit with Delta mid-vaccination campaign.
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   by jajahusjsna 4y ago

   People were repeatedly told to seek treatment when they needed it and not to be put off from going to A&E. It was a pretty regular topic on the daily press conferences.
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   by jajahusjsna 4y ago

   Covid is one aspect of this. Another is the massive. underfunding of the NHS over the last decade. This has become much more evident post-covid thanks to the backlogs. - Getting a GP to see you in person is now quite difficult (they want to