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Originally posted by vetran View Postwell it seems the medical "experts" don't know much either because they are throwing good money away.
Wouldn't be permitted in the private sector.
Not the medical experts, but I've seen some horrendous recommendations that people persist with because they're too stubborn to admit that they've backed the wrong horse.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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First thing to do is introduce a £10 charge to see an NHS GP (not for children, oldies or doleys).Originally posted by sasguru View PostAnd that is why we need to end the NHS as it is.
I bet that would reduce the current 4 week waiting time locally.Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View PostFirst thing to do is introduce a £10 charge to see an NHS GP (not for children, oldies or doleys).
Yet another way to clog up A&E.
What a leg-end. Get back to slurping at that recently filled pig's head.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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£10 for A&E too. Cheap at the priceOriginally posted by LondonManc View Post
Yet another way to clog up A&E.
What a leg-end. Get back to slurping at that recently filled pig's head.
That would remove the alkys and drunks for a start.Hard Brexit now!
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Usual charge in Ireland is €50, under 6's and low income etc. exempted. €100 to attend A&E without a GP referral. Mind you, health system is shocking compared to NHS and no cheaper to run.Originally posted by sasguru View PostFirst thing to do is introduce a £10 charge to see an NHS GP (not for children, oldies or doleys).
I bet that would reduce the current 4 week waiting time locally.Comment
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The clue is in the name - Accident and Emergency. If you can't spend 100 Euro on an emergency or an accident when can you spend it?Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostUsual charge in Ireland is €50, under 6's and low income etc. exempted. €100 to attend A&E without a GP referral. Mind you, health system is shocking compared to NHS and no cheaper to run.
Maybe buy a cheaper TV?Hard Brexit now!
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Originally posted by sasguru View Post£10 for A&E too. Cheap at the price
That would remove the alkys and drunks for a start.I knew I recognised you two from somewhere.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostUsual charge in Ireland is €50, under 6's and low income etc. exempted. €100 to attend A&E without a GP referral. Mind you, health system is shocking compared to NHS and no cheaper to run.
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The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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which bit of 89% of prescriptions are free are you having difficulty with?Originally posted by sasguru View PostFirst thing to do is introduce a £10 charge to see an NHS GP (not for children, oldies or doleys).
I bet that would reduce the current 4 week waiting time locally.
If they don't pay for prescriptions they won't pay to visit a doctor will they?
You can see why the NHS is doomed if cretins like you are involved.Comment
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