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Category Archives: Health Reform
Sussex MPs must respond to their angry constituents
In the muddle and chaos currently taking place in the House of Commons, mostly caused by Politicians but added to by people removing their clothes and water leaks it is sometimes difficult to find elements worthy of endorsement. However just … Continue reading
Solving such complex issues needs a different approach
When there is a major challenge impacting our nation such as the cuts to Police numbers (not a lack of police powers as claimed by certain politicians), an acute lack of housing, cuts to education, cuts to social services, cuts … Continue reading
Government reverses one use of the Parliamentary F word
It is understandable that many people find the use of the F word deeply offensive, inside and outside of Parliament. However its use inside Parliament leads to certain arrogant individuals and the Government, preventing good policy changes from taking place … Continue reading
A great start to 2019
This morning our local NHS Hospitals Trust has been able to announce that the hard work it has carried out in an attempt to turn around its performance has finally achieved a measurable outcome. I am delighted as the company … Continue reading
GP Appointment making needs reforming
The challenge caused by missed appointments was discussed a few days on Today on Radio 4 when a GP with a national role explained how contacting GP practices to explain that the appointment was no longer required was a great … Continue reading
How prescriptions can so easily go wrong
A few days ago I had the pleasure of visiting a close relative who is in their mid 80’s and whilst still quite mobile, the person concerned has no transport available apart from a bus pass. They have a number … Continue reading
NHS risks damaging Australian communities
In the light of recent stories of medics who are being deported or threatened with deportation from the UK for reasons that make very little sense to most people who live here and rely on the NHS, it seems very … Continue reading
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Tagged Dominic Hardy, GP Practices, NHS England
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The Government must triple Mental Health provision for our children
This article discloses that “Currently around one in four children and young people who would benefit from mental health provision get help”. The provision comes through a service referred to as CAMHS (Child and adolescent mental health services) which is partly … Continue reading
A crazy business cycle, with a few local highlights
My piece in todays Argus points out that every autumn, Parliament goes through a ridiculous business cycle opening up after a huge Summer break and then closing down after a few days to allow MPs and party members to attend … Continue reading
Tory’s cannot cope with appointing Independents
In 2010 after the Conservative dominated coalition was elected they brought forward the plans that they had developed whilst in opposition. When located at some distance from the power holding which they have now ‘enjoyed’ since 2010 they are clearly … Continue reading
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