how many deaths ?

cmonstanley · 04-05-2013, 09:17

how many deaths are the private firms responsible for in the nhs

in thelast half hour ive found 4. 1 in a private ambulance firm working on a outsourced contract operating without trained personel Amputee dies in G4S ambulance due to 'insufficient' staff training - Home News - UK - The Independent the 111 service run by untrained private staff 3 that we know of.does anybody know of any more

accyman · 04-05-2013, 09:28

i once had to dial 999 for my dear friend percy but he died on the way to hospital

clearly the ambulance crews vetinary skills were severly lacking and my goldfish was pronounced D.O.A

Less · 04-05-2013, 09:55

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Originally Posted by accyman

i once had to dial 999 for my dear friend percy but he died on the way to hospital

clearly the ambulance crews vetinary skills were severly lacking and my goldfish was pronounced D.O.A

The best thing you could have done was flushed him.

It may seem a little harsh but the recovery rate from such action is supposed to be so good there are reports of 12 foot goldfish living in our sewers. (I wonder what is in the water causing these little fish to grow 12 feet?).

jaysay · 04-05-2013, 10:02

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

how many deaths are the private firms responsible for in the nhs

in thelast half hour ive found 4. 1 in a private ambulance firm working on a outsourced contract operating without trained personel Amputee dies in G4S ambulance due to 'insufficient' staff training - Home News - UK - The Independent the 111 service run by untrained private staff 3 that we know of.does anybody know of any more

The story is in the Independent C'mon, and if you care to look any closer you might just find that G4S have been employed within the NHS since 2000, now I wonder who was in Government at that time, care to answer C'mon, taking into account that they are usually tied to long term contracts. Better to forget headlines and linkes and do a little research before putting your size 10s in it

accyman · 04-05-2013, 10:03

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Originally Posted by Less

The best thing you could have done was flushed him.

It may seem a little harsh but the recovery rate from such action is supposed to be so good there are reports of 12 foot goldfish living in our sewers. (I wonder what is in the water causing these little fish to grow 12 feet?).

i did think of that but avian snorkles are hard to come by

DaveinGermany · 04-05-2013, 10:58

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i did think of that but avian snorkles are hard to come by

Are we talking a different pet here? If so, didn't you learn the first time around?

tommiasfc · 04-05-2013, 11:04

You haven't started a new thread to avoid the torries thread have you? You seem to be upto your same old tricks of posting links though. Old dog new tricks and all that

westendlass · 04-05-2013, 11:16

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Are we talking a different pet here? If so, didn't you learn the first time around?

That was a cheep remark Dig.

DaveinGermany · 04-05-2013, 11:26

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Originally Posted by cmonstanley

ambulance firm working on a outsourced contract operating without trained personel Amputee dies in G4S ambulance due to 'insufficient' staff training - Home News - UK - The Independent

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You haven't started a new thread to avoid the torries thread have you?

Don't think he has Tommi, his "latest" link, is rehashed from a previous post he made & would you believe it, it was in the Tories thread!

http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/1...-post2598.html