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What about Meningitis re Closure of A&Es from Potential Bed blocker classed as Vulnerable yet ignored by the System

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Anaesthetists who often run Pain & Walk in clinics UK are following contracts & remits to ignore those of a certain age & disability regarded as risky by Insurance Companies directing .Many have told me their hands are tied re Testing whilst ignoring chronic sepsis symptoms acute causing health & safety to be at risk from Remits & Contracts .This is also the case re those suffering Mental problems finding medication withheld so society has to suffer .

When there are Laws & NHS Constitution why are we not getting appropriate ethical intervention .

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You haven't had a lot experience with the NHS have you. NHS and ethics dont go in the same sentence.

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I do thats why complaining about lack of access causing disabilities they found to be ignored & made worse .

"This is also the case re those suffering Mental problems finding medication withheld so society has to suffer"

I think before you post you need to understand the issues and the stories behind the issues. If someone genuinely has a mental health problem then they are treated appropriately. Not all are given medication, a vast majority do not even NEED medication and a large proportion refuse medication, many of whom later on blame the NHS as refusing to give them medication.

Medication is also withheld due to several factors such as not requiring them, poorly tolerated, adverse side effects and dependency. The latter are generally the body of people stating that they are having their medication withheld.

There is nothing factual in what you just wrote but gives individual context to your post as you clearly do not understand the issues here.

As for anaesthetists and pain clinics - have you heard of NICE guidelines? That's all you need to explain who does and who does not get a specific treatment. Nothing to do with insurance companies unless they are refusing to pay for treatment under private obligations.

"Ignoring chronic sepsis" Really? That is completely and utterly absurd. Are you really saying that patients are sent away and end up dying instead of being immediately admitted to ICU because of sepsis?

As per above I suspect you've been taken in by idle 2 am drunken chats!

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Yes as daughter of family of Pharmacists can prove it . I do not have mental health problem but sympathise with the plight of those who do as getting the same type of discrimination as can be seen in your reply .Is this Yet another MEtoo situation from those who thinks they know best . Typical ??!! Do you not realise health is not an exact science as always developing & changing with research yet it is those with rigid attitudes seen here that have caused the grief leaving NHS stagnant ??!!

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I very much doubt it!

A "daughter of a family of Pharmacists" would never be so inaccurate and nonsensical in describing the issues that you allude to in your original post.

Now you're talking about discrimination!

Where is the proof that chronic sepsis patients are being sent home to die?

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Have a Graph from Prof saw 3 weekly showing sepsis with cutis when temporary spinal spasms were at their worst because said not his remit to investigate .This won't copy to send .Why have the Medics said not Testing or referring & Costing too much money when the Specialists never see again is there fraud i.e.: balancing books but no specialists has reviewed or treated appropriately according to history using . Registrars & the inexperienced have been directed to block [ often women are directed to do this} by someone with your mentality obviously .

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All that is is hearsay and speculation with a v healthy dose of rumour alongside scaremongering.

We deal with evidence and proof.

No proof that chronic sepsis patients are being sent home to die? Didn't think so.

Now that you realise you have no evidence you turn it into an opportunity to be abusive. You are completely out of order.

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Health is not an exact science more of an art & what do you do when equipment used for Testing is not the same as that used for operations .What about the Microvascular ?Your rigid mentality is probably causing the lack of flexibility & reason in NHS?

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Our NHS was founded in 1948 before deadly cars caused millions of unnecessary injuries and pollution. NHS targets can be greatly improved when we prioritise people first and stop the private insurance lobby, motoring lobby and privatisation lobby from undermining the foundations of Our NHS.

The most important thing we need is a government that actually puts people first and has the right priorities so that the NHS can fulfil the functions it was built for from 1948.

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I agree but don't speak to me about Targets I recently have been kept in 2 A&E depts & not seen, given results .When raise issue my Complaints ignored yet apparently there are supposed to be Fines ??! There is supposed to be a NHS Constitution that covers this ? Who sees it is being followed the CCGs who contain many of those not doing their jobs .How can they assess who needs what if not specialists & directed by employers balancing the books.

The problem is there are 2 systems if the Government had to use it they would see working fairly .Even when they use expect they get preferential treatment .

Ask James Whale Broadcaster's experience with ambulance service for his Late Wife acutely ill - recorded message ??!! He recounted this on the Wright Stuff CH.5 recently .And he runs a kidney Charity ?

Since the Government decentralised they don't think seeing country is running ethically is their responsibility .It is exactly same problem seen with Grenfell & every other disaster.

I can see what is wrong yet nobody wants to put it right as involves restructure & organisation - not use same set up & just change the name.

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