If this is the case, it is just dumb. For either of these cases, you need an ambulance with skilled paramedics, quickly followed by a hospital, not a home-visit locum GP.
It's hard work but they get well paid for it. If they didn't then they wouldn't be doing it. They are no more motivated by altruistic reasons than a plumber who's on emergency call. If they are not doing the job they are getting paid to do then you have every right to complaine.I suppose, but you know at the end of the day, I appreciate the fact that there are services like that available at all rather than calling out your own doctor, there is a gp on hand if you need them in the middle of the night...
It is crazy that more isn't invested in traing & education.
Why there are not more incentives foe people to upskill beggers belief.
How about this...if you are in court every second week for breaking the law you SW should be cut
...all of these free houses should be inspected every year and if thet are damaged the cost of repairs should be docked from yous SW
Where people have been found guilty of anti-social behaviour, and due process has been followed, people ARE taken off Local Authority housing lists.How about this...if you are in court every second week for breaking the law you SW should be cut, all of these free houses should be inspected every year and if thet are damaged the cost of repairs should be docked from yous SW
No, if your baby is teething and you’ve run out of calpol then you get in your car and drive to the nearest 24 hour garage or shop. If you don’t have a car then get a taxi or call a family member. If you don’t have that option then you accept that you screwed up and you deal with having a crying baby for the night. It’s annoying but not frightening and it’s no reason to call out an emergency doctor in the middle of the night at a cost to the tax payer of well over €150 (the doctors fee, plus the drivers wages, plus the nurses wages, plus the call centre facility, plus the insurance etc) because you were stupid and didn’t spend a couple of euro on medicine.
Also am I reading your post correct? What this woman really wanted was a bottle of capol, hand delivered at a cost of €150 to the taxpayer?
It is usually a good idea to get two sides of a story, before you rush to judgement.And that's one of the reasons why healthcare costs in this country are high. When people see something as free, they will abuse the system that provides it, driving up the price. Also am I reading your post correct? What this woman really wanted was a bottle of capol, hand delivered at a cost of €150 to the taxpayer?
There is a place where this happens. It is called 'the 19th century'.I seriously think that at the very least "the hardened unemployed" should provide a cleaning and laundry service for their employed neighbours and maybe a hot dinner everynow and then....
There is a place where this happens. It is called 'the 19th century'.
You might want to check out .I think you are what they refer to as "a liberal do-gooder" or a "bleeding heart liberal"
It is usually a good idea to get two sides of a story, before you rush to judgement.
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