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21. Februaro 2009, 19:30:01

Snoopy

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Temo: Re: "free health care is a meaningless point"

(V): our NHS is nothing to be proud of
its been underfunded for years by all goverments
we still hear about many many cases of http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/2572841.stm

we still have patients dying on trolleys in corridors
you still have to wait years for even minor operations
nurses and doctors work VERY LONG HOURS 80 hrs a week some doctors work
for very lil pay

and that is something to be PROUD OF

21. Februaro 2009, 20:00:44

Mort

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Temo: Re: "free health care is a meaningless point"

Snoopy: I've not heard a case of a patient dying through negligence for some years in a corridor, waiting years for minor ops....

From experience I know that is not true. The odd exception may take place, but making that appear the norm is not true.

As for Doctors working 80 hours... since 1994 regulations have in place under EU law and even soon after the rules were made, 95% of docs were working less then the 58 hours.

It was all over the news about the EU law on doctors hours.