I used to work for a large prestigious company with the biggest name in the business, but they grew complacent, and rested on their laurels. They didn't invest or change with the times, and for a while they bumbled along selling yesterdays technology to the third world.
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Replying to @stendec6 @edwardpoole1975 and
Then one day they woke up to find everyone else had left them behind. The same will happen to the NHS.
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Replying to @stendec6 @edwardpoole1975 and
It's all a bit like The Emperor's New Clothes. The public is brainwashed into believing the message that the NHS is the best in the world, so that's what they see. We're all the little boy shouting that the emperor is naked - but the message isn't going down too well.
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Replying to @AdrienneCullen @stendec6 and
That's not my experience of patients who use the service! They are very unhappy.
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Replying to @edwardpoole1975 @AdrienneCullen and
The figures don't bear out your experience. A majority are satisfied. A minority aren't. Both figures are deteriorating. The NHS is under immense pressure and likely to get worse until someone takes the 1.3 million public servants welfare seriously.
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Replying to @NHSwhistleblowr @edwardpoole1975 and
#LiesDamnedLiesAndStatistics. You only have to look closely at how#PHSO eliminate#complainants to see that the complaints investigated are the#TipOfTheIceberg Its all about who holds power and control.3 replies 8 retweets 10 likes -
Replying to @CarrieMaisie @edwardpoole1975 and
A health warning should be given to anyone contemplating a serious complaint with NHS. It can be lethal. At least consumes years of your life. Saps your energy. Robs you of sleep. Creates family conflict. And more.
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Replying to @NHSwhistleblowr @CarrieMaisie and
And most responses go on for page after page of an
#Orwellian #1984 type of#NHSSpeak which somehow conveys no sense of regret and sadness nor any practical plans to really reduce the chances of a similar event happening again2 replies 4 retweets 4 likes -
Replying to @doctorcaldwell @NHSwhistleblowr and
This response is almost incredible saying a lethal event won’t happen again https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.portsmouth.co.uk/news/health/chichester-hospital-makes-apology-after-one-off-accident-led-to-patient-s-death-1-4280301/amp … The ePrescribing software had not been put in by this time & then once installed could not limit maximum dose of any medication. This was a false reassurance to a grieving family
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Replying to @doctorcaldwell @NHSwhistleblowr and
If I'd been given a euro every time someone tried to persuade me that my case was a one off ... This is what's said to every patient who's seriously harmed. Management can't admit that many patients a day suffer avoidable harm in hospitals, several of whom die.
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It's a common tactic - used to isolate people and make them think it's just them complaining. And it's been very effective for many years... until Twitter arrived on scene,
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Replying to @C7RKY @doctorcaldwell and
Yes, their cover's well and truly blown now.
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