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Your telling lies Sirs, you not providing, for the most vulnerable in society, NHS Vulnerable Disabled NHS Patients, like me in Lancashire, Namaste Gurkhamum Wendy M.Harbon (disabled former councillor too).
You are refusing to provide for some of the most Vulnerable NHS Disabled and Ethnic Minority Patients, like me I cannot read my own .Prescription Medication 💊, you refuse to provide Talking Medication 💊 Labels 🏷, for me and my Disabled partner (Wheelchaircharlie39 David MC.HUGHES disabled veteran) we are both Sensory and Physical disabled, Namaste GurkhamumWendyM.Harbon(disabled former councillor and former Senior Professional Care Assistance, until I was disabled in an industrial Accident in a new NHS Hospital while carrying out my official councillors duties too)!
Please can you explain why I have received an invitation for screening feb 2021 when my last test was done at the age of 49. Shouldn't it be every five years now.i was tested in 2018.
As someone who worked in the NHS in south Cumbria and North Lancashire for 40 years, I welcome the assessment in this video.Throwing money at the problem is the worst thing to do.Far better to stand back and analyse what is driving demand.For instance, the answer to the care of Type 2 diabetes is not spending more on Diabetes Nurses, but on encouraging healthier lifestyles.To those who say this cannot or should not be done, I point out that when I started as a GP in 1981, Type 2 diabetes(and obesity) were uncommon.
However you dress it up, managing demand is about restricting access to healthcare. While the idea of prevention sounds great, unless wider social issues of poverty, housing and education are addressed then very little will improve. So ultimately you will just extend the limitations already in place, leaving sick people in pain and having to buy their own prescription medication on the black market as the CCG list of prohibited items grows. Why not look to procurement to address the outrageous cost of medicines in the UK compared to Europe and bring patient services back in house instead of inadequate private contracts. The end message is you should be fighting to get patients the care they need, not looking to immitate the the grotesque USA model of for profit healthcare.
