The officiating in this league is THE WORST in the world. Rice man handles Hato and then handball's it… such a joke.
Just because we equalized it doesn’t mean we shouldn’t talk about it.
Absolute clowns run the show, VAR and technology is there to help but too many of these clowns have egos.
The Health Foundation has estimated that around 30,000 extra beds would meet these demands and end brutal corridor care.
Costs would be around £7b per year (+£20b one-off capital investment).
We pay over £15b per year to private providers.
Corridor care is a political choice.
Practising medicine and it “doesn’t matter” that he hasn’t studied medicine.
Really rather sums up the whole mess.
@wesstreeting what are you going to do about this?
Dr Andrew Meyerson explains why doctors are striking, still 20% below 2008 salaries, and Labour not are training enough doctors
The Conservatives over 14 years cut £400 billion investment from the NHS which took one of the world's leading health services and crumbled it
Dr Meyerson explains this is one of the reasons why doctors are striking because Labour aren't doing anywhere near enough to repair the damage
As an A&E trainee I often wonder what my future holds.
Am I going to secure a consultant job after training?
Will I need to go abroad?
Will I be stuck traveling the country for locum gigs with no security?
Should I just leave the NHS?
Maybe just leave medicine?
For many doctors, the future sparks little joy, no sense of confidence.
To think, we have talent and skills available to help with NHS waiting lists now but it's all languishing or going abroad because there aren't enough jobs.
The biggest scandal in the NHS is that the entire system could be better but it's not by deliberate, political choice.