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>> | No. 88580
88580
And so it begins. |
>> | No. 88581
88581
>>88580 |
>> | No. 88583
88583
I think this one is the NHS itself. I liked my concept better though- Posters and billboards everywhere, with a stern looking ward sister, that said: |
>> | No. 88584
88584
Is that Twitch chat? |
>> | No. 88585
88585
Needle magnfied over time.png >>88581 |
>> | No. 88586
88586
We are living in Hell-World and people like >>88585 feel at home. |
>> | No. 88587
88587
>>88583 |
>> | No. 88588
88588
Horrific misunderstanding of public health issues. I find it kind of haunting this kind of rhetoric still resonates. It's not even anecdotal. The main problems of the NHS are caused by a combination of medical success (people living longer), policy failure (letting other services crumble), and a massive funding slowdown. |
>> | No. 88589
88589
>>88581 |
>> | No. 88590
88590
>>88580 |
>> | No. 88591
88591
Fucking hell, is this what being gaslighted by the government looks like? |
>> | No. 88594
88594
>>88588 |
>> | No. 88613
88613
I think they ought to teach basic diagnosis in schools alongside how public services work so that people can appreciate them as adults and use them correctly. People ought to be able to at least diagnose themselves and others to the extent that they should be able to decide whether to go to a doctor. And doctors also need to be able to appreciate that they're the ones whose job it is to decide whether someone needs to be seen by a doctor; regular people don't know. Needs to be met half way by both parties. |
>> | No. 88620
88620
>>88613 |
>> | No. 88635
88635
>>88585 |
>> | No. 88639
88639
>>88635 |
>> | No. 88640
88640
>>88639 |
>> | No. 88644
88644
>>88640 |
>> | No. 88675
88675
>>88613 |
>> | No. 88770
88770
>>88613 |
>> | No. 89021
89021
So... now we've left what might happen to the NHS? |
>> | No. 89022
89022
>>89021 |
>> | No. 89024
89024
>>89022 |
>> | No. 89025
89025
>>88580 |
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