This was aired last night on Channel 4, about the state of the Ambulance Service and the NHS as a whole at the moment. Its a fair reflection, however in my opinion it was dialled down for general consumption because the reality would be too horrific to put on air, even for the watershed of 9pm.
Undercover Ambulance: NHS In Chaos | Dispatches | Channel 4 Documentaries
Putting aside the undercover narrator over using a bit of dramatic licence, all the incidents shown stood on their own as serious situations.
Hopefully this episode will give a glimpse of what every single member of the NHS, ranging from nurse assistants, nurses, doctors, cleaning staff, welfare volunteers, and ambulance staff have endured for several years on an hour-by-hour basis till they clock off and endure again and again and again until either retirement, burn-out, resignation or worse by sacking due to negligence as a result of unrelenting mental and physical exhaustion.
A polite request to the MODs, I chose this forum because the NHS is not a political subject but rather a social subject affecting society.
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