I don't think people understand this. Mainly because I'd bet a pretty penny if I had one that mostly everyone on that panel uses private healthcare. Transfer of patients must be done safely. It's not safe if there isn't a bed for them. This then ties Paramedic crews up with the patients unable to go on other shouts as they can't leave them.
Please don't ban corridor care. At least they do their best to help there. My husband was in corridor 72 hours in unit next to A&E so I was not even allowed in.
Do you have any idea how many people are treated in A&E on an average night? Corridor care shouldnt be a thing but do you understand banning it would mean they'd have to refuse patients once they were at capacity? Where are they going then?
“The NHS works for most people most of the time” - has Henry paid any attention whatsoever to NHS media coverage over the last decade? Or spoken to any nurses in the front line or the thousands upon thousands of people who’ve had shockingly bad care on the NHS?
Perhaps nhs should be charging foreigners who come for treatment then fly home again. There’s more coming all the time. I wish the black guy would shut up , he’s obviously got a grudge against Carole
@ im not being racist, I have many racial ancestors, I genuinely forget names, I missed his name being mentioned, i would have done the same thing with a white guy or woman, you should keep your rude mouth shut if you aren’t aware of circumstances, maybe ask in a more polite and respectful manner.
@@Wishing_you_peace what I’m saying is some deliberately fly over to have treatment, some that can well afford it in their own countries, like some of my American relatives.
It’s not acceptable but they don’t have a choice if patients arrive and there is no bed.
I don't think people understand this. Mainly because I'd bet a pretty penny if I had one that mostly everyone on that panel uses private healthcare. Transfer of patients must be done safely. It's not safe if there isn't a bed for them. This then ties Paramedic crews up with the patients unable to go on other shouts as they can't leave them.
Please don't ban corridor care. At least they do their best to help there. My husband was in corridor 72 hours in unit next to A&E so I was not even allowed in.
Do you have any idea how many people are treated in A&E on an average night? Corridor care shouldnt be a thing but do you understand banning it would mean they'd have to refuse patients once they were at capacity? Where are they going then?
“The NHS works for most people most of the time” - has Henry paid any attention whatsoever to NHS media coverage over the last decade? Or spoken to any nurses in the front line or the thousands upon thousands of people who’ve had shockingly bad care on the NHS?
Just would get turned away then.
Perhaps nhs should be charging foreigners who come for treatment then fly home again. There’s more coming all the time. I wish the black guy would shut up , he’s obviously got a grudge against Carole
They do
'Foreigners' are required to pay for their treatment. The black guy has a name. 🤨
@@Mel87ydo you think they know about the health tourist expats who pop back to the UK when they need some free healthcare? 🤔
@ im not being racist, I have many racial ancestors, I genuinely forget names, I missed his name being mentioned, i would have done the same thing with a white guy or woman, you should keep your rude mouth shut if you aren’t aware of circumstances, maybe ask in a more polite and respectful manner.
All these folk saying ban it. What's the alternative??
@@Wishing_you_peace what I’m saying is some deliberately fly over to have treatment, some that can well afford it in their own countries, like some of my American relatives.