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Lindsey L. 3 years ago • From Google

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Nhs management fails patients with senseless policies

I understand the NHS is under significant strain, and I empathize with their challenges, but some management choices are absurd, insensitive, and ultimately counterproductive. How can a patient with a serious chronic condition under specialist care, who is clearly unwell and requires regular hospital infusions, be expected to navigate such convoluted processes for essential supportive treatments? Despite needing B12 injections and blood tests to manage their condition safely, the system forces them to receive B12 at one location and then separately travel to Stafford hospital for blood tests that could easily be done simultaneously. The inefficiency is mind-boggling - making vulnerable patients and their caregivers undertake multiple journeys for a procedure that would take mere minutes if coordinated sensibly. This approach lacks basic compassion and consideration. While I can understand separate arrangements for standalone blood tests, compelling families caring for seriously ill individuals to make two unnecessary trips is not just inconvenient, but fundamentally disrespectful and illogical.

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