#toxiclabour — Public Fediverse posts
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Stop Replacing Our Doctors!
Physician/anaesthesia assistants are employed more & more, many working beyond their scope. #Patients have #died due to #PAs working above their #competencies
Trusts still advertising for PAs/AAs when role requires a doctor, many of whom face #unemployment
Patients are confused by various ‘consultants’ who are NOT #medically qualified. They think they’re seeing a #doctor
This should NOT be future of #OurNHS!
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Wes Streeting urged to explain £200k from private health-linked donors
#Streeting urged to come clean about benefits #private #healthcare companies are reaping for donations worth over £200,000 made to the #Labour MP
According to #EveryDoctor, Streeting received £224,575 since 2023 from donors including John Armitage – an American hedge fund manager with huge investment in #UnitedHealth, 1 of largest health insurers in the world.
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Worried about rising #bills and getting by? Keir #Starmer has the answer: try chewing a flag!
The PM wants to talk about patriotism when the issue that is really affecting people is the #CostOfLiving.
If he doesn’t wise up, that #dissonance will sink him
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Private COVID jabs lead to concerns about creeping #privatisation #NHS
#Covid boosters now available to purchase
But this announcement raised concerns about both #cost & accessibility of these vital #medicines
There worries it’s another example of how patients are increasingly bridging the gap in #healthcare provision, paying out of pocket for #prescription drugs or services that the NHS no longer provides or can’t provide promptly
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#Scottish #Labour take £200k in private healthcare-linked donations
Scottish Labour exposed over research which finds its #MPs have received nearly £200,000 from donors linked to #private #healthcare.
The #SNP have said that leader Anas #Sarwar must “come clean”.
Earlier this year, #EveryDoctor revealed that MPs had bagged more than £2.7m in donations from people with links to the private healthcare sector.