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1 minute ago, chartpolski said:

There was Filipina nurses aswell, mate, but the majority back then were British and Irish at the hospitals I used.

I think there was a worry about Asian nurses qualifications, fakes are readily available in places like the Philippines.

Cheers.

Britain was the home of quality once mate 

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4 minutes ago, Greyman said:

Britain was the home of quality once mate 

In Saudi, the Americans and Brits were classed as far superior to the “third country nations”, and it was reflected in our salaries and conditions, we were far better paid and looked after than the “TCN’s”. 
The good old days…….

Cheers.

 

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Just now, chartpolski said:

In Saudi, the Americans and Brits were classed as far superior to the “third country nations”, and it was reflected in our salaries and conditions, we were far better paid and looked after than the “TCN’s”. 
The good old days…….

Cheers.

 

Don't know if that's always the case. For my last company the best engineer was possibly a Pakistani man, when I quizzed him on it he mentioned that they are trained to the same standard as us Brits, they use the exact revision books and are trained to the same regulations, which is apparent as he was signing off multimillion pound jobs.

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I have noticed in the health industry Indians seem to be very well qualified and hold high profile jobs, I think there is perhaps a cultural/family demand on the 2nd generation children in the UK of Indian families on education. Might be way off the mark and not looked at any google stats etc, just from what I've seen. I'm pretty sure the Chinese are very hot on education as well, perhaps that's why in the main Chinese and Indians have integrated better into Western culture? 

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4 minutes ago, NEWKID said:

I have noticed in the health industry Indians seem to be very well qualified and hold high profile jobs, I think there is perhaps a cultural/family demand on the 2nd generation children in the UK of Indian families on education. Might be way off the mark and not looked at any google stats etc, just from what I've seen. I'm pretty sure the Chinese are very hot on education as well, perhaps that's why in the main Chinese and Indians have integrated better into Western culture? 

I had dinner with a colleague of my son a while ago, he is an Indian born Hindu , a colonel in the British military Intelligence and his wife is a British born Indian Hindu who is a lecturer in electronic warfare. 
Two of the most intelligent and interesting people I have met .

Cheers.

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31 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I had dinner with a colleague of my son a while ago, he is an Indian born Hindu , a colonel in the British military Intelligence and his wife is a British born Indian Hindu who is a lecturer in electronic warfare. 
Two of the most intelligent and interesting people I have met .

Cheers.

I met a British born Sikh and his wife  when we on holiday in Tenerife. They were very pleasant people. He was a barrister and she was a doctor. Indian families stress achievement and social mobility and won't accept second best from their children.

He had a 'thing' about " dark forces" in British society. He meant Islam . Let's say he did not think very highly of Sadiq Khan. The country is not a melting pot of   co_existing  nationalities and creeds, but instead a witches' cauldron of distrust and hostility.

There would be no trouble if people were like me and believe in nothing except close family, the countryside and alcohol.

 

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22 minutes ago, jukel123 said:

I met a British born Sikh and his wife  when we on holiday in Tenerife. They were very pleasant people. He was a barrister and she was a doctor. Indian families stress achievement and social mobility and won't accept second best from their children.

He had a 'thing' about " dark forces" in British society. He meant Islam . Let's say he did not think very highly of Sadiq Khan. The country is not a melting pot of   co_existing  nationalities and creeds, but instead a witches' cauldron of distrust and hostility.

There would be no trouble if people were like me and believe in nothing except close family, the countryside and alcohol.

 

A man after my own heart! Lol

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The nhs is so far behind the times the computer systems aren’t even all linked so if you go to a hospital in a different hospital to what you normally use they have to send a email asking to send them over. Be easier to bung Elon musk or Jeff bezos 10 billion to sort it out then keep chucking money into a black hole 

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17 hours ago, Seagull said:

The NHS is hit and miss, even in the same hospital. You have times where it's a nightmare, bad communication, system errors, late appointments, all making you question if we should scrap it. But then you have ordeals where you get swift and first class service where it makes you think we would be lost without it. 

Ordeals you say?

Well have some of this for an ordeal

A visit to Ikea this afternoon 

Felt like a different feckin planet

Like Father Ted and chums in the Lingerie section

Don't know how I got in 

Didn't know how to get out

Follow the arrows the assistant exclaimed 

Them arrows I replied pointing to the signs up a height

No says she, the arrows down there on the floor they were 

Like mirage esque holograms 

Away I set again accompanied by some vague soundtrack tipping out of stealth speakers

Don't think we sell guest beds says the next assistant  backed up by her work mate

Eyeing me up they were, think they wanted to bed me

Probably subconciously picking up on my stress induced release of male chemicals as I grew ever nearer to a clutcher and or a stroke etc

Looks on her phone, as I look on mine pointing correcting her that the Ikea listed guest bed was indeed available in Ikea stores

Ah right says she area 17 or something she tells me I need, but don't go past the double doors

Off I goes, marauding through the airport of a warehouse come coffee shop straight past the tins of ginger thins

To cut a long story shorter

3 guest beds were in stock , tidy scratcher mind

Solid mattress, hope it offers some relief from my sciatica 

After I recovered from the cold sweat and the latex chilli dog

A wrong turn saw me on a road trip detour through the picturesque village of Wylam 10 mile west of the intended direction

                           The end

 

 

 

 

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All our good  doctors have gone better careers in Australia and America and better paid we got nothing now gp surgerys closing down computer systems old of date or being hacked well it's brilliant British service oh well the immigrates are not moaning 

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5 minutes ago, low plains drifter said:

Ordeals you say?

Well have some of this for an ordeal

A visit to Ikea this afternoon 

Felt like a different feckin planet

Like Father Ted and chums in the Lingerie section

Don't know how I got in 

Didn't know how to get out

Follow the arrows the assistant exclaimed 

Them arrows I replied pointing to the signs up a height

No says she, the arrows down there on the floor they were 

Like mirage esque holograms 

Away I set again accompanied by some vague soundtrack tipping out of stealth speakers

Don't think we sell guest beds says the next assistant  backed up by her work mate

Eyeing me up they were, think they wanted to bed me

Probably subconciously picking up on my stress induced release of male chemicals as I grew ever nearer to a clutcher and or a stroke etc

Looks on her phone, as I look on mine pointing correcting her that the Ikea listed guest bed was indeed available in Ikea stores

Ah right says she area 17 or something she tells me I need, but don't go past the double doors

Off I goes, marauding through the airport of a warehouse come coffee shop straight past the tins of ginger thins

To cut a long story shorter

3 guest beds were in stock , tidy scratcher mind

Solid mattress, hope it offers some relief from my sciatica 

After I recovered from the cold sweat and the latex chilli dog

A wrong turn saw me on a road trip detour through the picturesque village of Wylam 10 mile west of the intended direction

                           The end

 

 

 

 

20250917_202839.jpg

Pocket sprung, thank me later.

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