| wonder what tory mp said this 15:21 - Jan 9 with 5236 views | jaykay |
The NHS is “run for the convenience of people who work in the NHS (especially consultants and GPs |  |
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| wonder what tory mp said this on 21:56 - Jan 13 with 523 views | GlasgowBlue |
| wonder what tory mp said this on 16:07 - Jan 9 by Darth_Koont |
Wes Streeting? |
Hey Koonters. You called it.
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| wonder what tory mp said this on 22:22 - Jan 13 with 475 views | Swansea_Blue |
| wonder what tory mp said this on 18:46 - Jan 9 by PassionNotAnger |
Quick Google check, average paramedic salary is currently £45k, average GP salary circa £82k, if many paramedics are switching to become a GP as you claim I think it’s more likely because of salary differential than “convenience” |
And I can’t imagine it’s mainly a convenience choice if you have to leave your job to retrain for several years. Asking for a change in shift patterns would probably be easier. |  |
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| wonder what tory mp said this on 07:42 - Jan 14 with 401 views | Darth_Koont |
| wonder what tory mp said this on 21:56 - Jan 13 by GlasgowBlue |
Hey Koonters. You called it.
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Of course. He’s been saying this for weeks maybe even longer. And how will the reform be driven and funding gaps filled ... ? Big fan of American privatised healthcare donors is our Wesley.
There’s nothing really between Sunak’s cabinet and Starmer’s.
Edit: And there’s a lot more evidence that the NHS is being run the way it is for the benefit of politicians and the private sector. They’re at breaking point re: beds and staff because of decades of putting that agenda ahead of providing a health service for the good of the country and its citizens and ahead of the employees needed to deliver that value. [Post edited 14 Jan 2023 7:59]
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