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http://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/your-pr...tment-increases-30-in-a-year/20032025.article
So it could be 84℅ now.
So it could be 84℅ now.
Are you a liar if I do and the source agrees with 76y℅ wait over a week for non urgent?
So you are a liar...
No. I didn't suggest as much.
Well most doctors would come out and see you in the old days. Many people wait 2 weeks , to speak to a doctor by telephone now.
Apparently it is the EU's fault that we haven't trained more home-grown medical staff.
Without immigrants I'm sure the wait to see a doctor would be a damn sight longer than it is now
There are 3% less GP's now than there were last year. Turns out Brexit wasn't such a good move as there's now less GP's to see.
Under Labour when NHS spending went up, waiting times went down. Even though we were in the EU.
Thats mental? How could that be THM? HOW?
Congratulations your googling has found that the average wait for a non-urgent appointment is over a week. As they are non-urgent I don't see what the fuss is about. The original assertion from yourself was:
Now you could argue this is for non-urgent doctors appointments but then I wonder what the percentage is of those in comparison to same-day or urgent appointments. How many of those fall outside of the week?
As for your assertion you could ring up the doctor and go and see him the same day when you were a kid, I'm sure you could but successive governments have demolished the NHS and I remember waiting nearly 60 weeks to have an operation under Maggie Thatchers Tory government and it isn't anywhere near that now.
I still don't know what this has to do with the EU as from my own point of view the NHS got much better under Blair and I haven't noticed much difference from about 2004 till now.
You were wrong to call me a liar.