O/T The Price Of Coal 1977 BBC Drama

[great_fire]

It's not the envy of the world fire but you are very disrespectful to call it the worst health system in western europe .

Disrespectful to the staff who perform bloody miracles to treat you working within the current climate .

You might want to research how much health care costs you in the US and what you get for your buck , you'll need to find 5k out of your income every year to have any kind of decent treatment .

In fact there's nothing to stop you funding your own healthcare in this country if you believe the service is so poor , you have that choice .

Low tax economies come with strings attached fire .

It is the worst along with Ireland.

Cancer outcomes are the same as the Czech Republic and Slovenia.

Which means thousands of people are dying of cancer every year who shouldn't be.

It should have been replaced by a Bismarck system ages ago.

[Exiletyke]

It is the worst along with Ireland.

Cancer outcomes are the same as the Czech Republic and Slovenia.

Which means thousands of people are dying of cancer every year who shouldn't be.

It should have been replaced by a Bismarck system ages ago.

Any stats on how many are treated?

9 months ago I underwent surgery on my spine & 2 months ago treatment for a broken foot in a different hospital
The service I received was top notch
When you see firsthand the sheer volume & scale of what the NHS provides we should be very proud
Have you had any recent first hand experience gf?

[great_fire]

Have you had any recent first hand experience gf?

My most recent experience was a 4 hour wait in A&E on a Friday night which I wouldn't like to repeat any time soon.

Bosch could have painted it.

[Exiletyke]

My most recent experience was a 4 hour wait in A&E on a Friday night which I wouldn't like to repeat any time soon.

Bosch could have painted it.

Seems Kerr had similar experience in France