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How to waste more money we don't have....
"The Welsh Ambulance Trust" could be renamed "The Welsh Emergency and Clinical Services NHS Trust" and a commissioner appointed to oversee it, says the Welsh government.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-25447550 Rebranding always costs loads of money, so what idiot is pushing for this? And putting another gravy-train rider on board? :mad: |
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Well you see the original name is confusingly simple... :rolleyes:
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I fear for all our ambulance services
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The powers that be keep griping that "targets" are not being met in the ambulance service, forgetting that most of Wales is rural and not easy to get around in the best of weathers.
Then ER units are closed, making for longer trips to open ER units! And when they finally get to an ER unit, ambulance crews are obliged to hang around with their patients in the back because the ER units are overflowing! Thankfully we have an Air Ambulance Service which is charity run! Quote:
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Wait till you have paramedics turning up on pushbikes or ambulance staff telling nurses that a dead woman is looking very sick :(
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Actually, paramedics on bikes make Heathrow one of the safest places to have a heart attack outside of a hospital.
http://www.london24.com/news/health/...tack_1_2360622 And they are also providing very effective service in London, getting through the traffic quicker. http://lydall.standard.co.uk/2013/11...westfield.html |
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There's some logic in that however it still seems odd that there is only 1 helicopter to cover the whole of London and its huge population. Elsewhere, it seems, huge geographical and often relatively isolated areas rely on cover from single helicopters. In heavily populated areas especially, you have to wonder just how many more lives could be saved if coverage could be extended. Of course the NHS could swallow up every penny of GDP and still not be able to do everything we'd like but this areas does seem to be one where relatively small sums could have a dramatic effect. As with so many areas of society, it's a difficult balance to strike but somehow, as Taf points out, there always seems to be money for yet another rebranding and all that goes with it...
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