Have you gone to A&E due to delays in your NHS appointments?
Are you willing to be interviewed on TV on Wednesday or Thursday next week? The interviews will either be live or pre-recorded.
Message us for more info: Joanna.Pazucha@britishlivertrust.org.uk
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I wouldn't give an interview even if I had. This is simple badger baiting that ends up in more pressure on the NHS and takes away from where true responsibilities lie. It ultimately knocks another nail in the coffin of what is one of the greatest benefits our country has to offer.
The problems in the NHS are complex and multi faceted. It is all to easy to focus on one area and take the attention away from where the real issues are, and they dont all relate to the NHS itself. Indeed, many of the key actions needing to be taken are outside the control of the NHS.
Having to go to A&E because you can't get, or dont want to wait for, a gp appointment is a symptom of a desease not its cause.
