God i just had a flash back of family guy when Peter got his prostate exam

😕

> You can throw money at the NHS doesn’t mean it’s going to be more functioning
Compared to it being left as it is now. Shit wages, staff requirements, etc. @PureEvilPie

Money WILL make the NHS better.

Money by itself will not

It's going to go a long way towards fixing it

LIke I said, you need to move social care into the NHS and sort out the staffing crisis

Money training staff and real leadership

Hiring more staff and higher wages to retain them

Less sex changes and diversity officers

That's literally a meme

Hiring more staff by itself will help retain them since they're overworked right now

its not like they arent throwing money at it https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cpsprodpb/166A5/production/_101731819_chart-nhs_spend-srmmu-nc.png

thats adjusted for inflation too

Higher wages will help retain them, because the private sector offers higher wages @Eccles

Working conditions, dear

Less contracts to private contractors

Thanks Labour 🖕🏻

More staff also saves money since they're overusing agency staff right now

The money being given to the NHS

kinda funny that corbyn threw out the virgin contracts mess in the debate

Is most likely being given to drugs companies and management

I want to see spending per capita, Wacka

considering the virgin contract stuff was under labour

Honestly I’d love to do a huge audit of government spending made public

To see*

I’m not an auditor lol

Where exactly is all the money going and how

Too much money spent on translators and diversity officers

I highly doubt “diversity” officers are making a big dent in the budget

Replace them with nurses

well if spending increased only with inflation since 1970 the current budget would be £25bn ... I cant imagine our population has increased 800%

Eccles coming in with the meme arguments again

Lmao

ALso, nationalise Hospital carparks and make them free again

And stop selling them off for building

ANd make sure new hospitals have adequate parking

When they built our nearest hospital in 2001, it was chronically short on parking from day 1

my nearest hospital is right next to a large tesco.... everyone just parks in there 😛

Ultimately, you're going to need to redeploy labour from less productive areas of the jobs market, and you're going to need to fund it

bring back the matron