Wes Streeting is turning the health service into a Jobcentre

 Sounds like part of the planned social credit system pantomime to me. 

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In the UK, Jobcentre Plus is a UK government service under the Department for Work and Pensions (“DWP”) that helps people find work, claim benefits and access training. It was formed when the Employment Service merged with the Benefits Agency and was renamed Jobcentre Plus in 2002.

Now, Health Secretary Wes Streeting has announced that the NHS will take on some of the responsibilities of Jobcentres.

Streeting has announced that the NHS in England will be set targets for getting people back to work. The plan is to link patient data to employment status and benefits claims, with the stated aim of assessing how much the health service boosts the economy.

Government ministers hope to use the NHS to address the issue of 9 million unemployed people of working age, of whom 2.8 million are long-term sick, 700,000 above pre-covid levels. Spending on incapacity and sickness benefits has also been rising; sickness benefits are projected to exceed £100 billion by the end of the decade and the government is seeking to reduce sickness spending and keep people in work....<<<Read More>>>...

“Superflu,” tap water and the NHS

In his latest passing observations, Dr. Vernon Coleman suggests that the current “superflu” outbreak in the UK may be linked to the weakened immune systems of children due to excessive vaccinations, including the covid “vaccine.”

He criticises the global warming movement, suggesting that their proposal to drink tap water instead of bottled water is part of a depopulation plan, as tap water contains residues of prescription drugs. And he argues that the UK’s State-controlled healthcare system is possibly the worst in the Western world.

It is alleged that children are suffering most from this winter’s flu, which is, it is alleged, at large in the UK today. It is probably illegal even to ask if this could possibly be because their immune systems have been wrecked by an endless barrage of useless and toxic vaccinations (including the toxic and useless covid vaccine). Incidentally, the flu vaccine given to children in the UK is a “live” vaccine. Children who have the vaccine may, therefore, pass the flu onto their relatives. This will undoubtedly be a great help to the conspirators who are so desperate to kill off the elderly this winter. Incidentally, psychopathic doctors who are still injecting patients with the covid vaccine should be aware that they are obliged to tell their patients about any possible side effects and to obtain patients’ informed consent. Those doctors who do not do this should lose their licences if patients report them for not doing so. And they should be locked up for at least a decade, too.

Global warming fruitcakes are suggesting that we should all drink tap water rather than bottled water. This can only be part of the depopulation plan so loved by the conspirators. Tap water contains the residues of the prescription drugs taken, excreted and dumped into the rivers from which the tap water is often taken. Water companies are unable to remove prescription drug residues from drinking water. The presence of female hormones in the drinking water explains why fertility rates have collapsed and why young British males look and behave like teenage girls....<<<Read More>>>...

 

The time has come to sack all GPs – they cost too much and do more harm than good

 A week ago, NHS general practitioners (“GPs”) were threatening to go on strike in response to the government’s plan to extend online appointment booking hours.

The plan was announced in February. At the Labour Party conference at the end of last month, Wes Streeting said he would not back down. The change came into effect on 1 October.

“GPs are complaining that they are desperately overworked and cannot cope,” Dr. Vernon Coleman writes. “But the evidence proves that GPs are NOT overworked.”

GPs in the UK are threatening to go on strike if it is made easier for patients to make appointments. They are complaining that they are desperately overworked and cannot cope.

But the evidence proves that GPs are NOT overworked. After all, the average GP now works just 23 to 24 hours a week. Most people would regard that as part-time work. And GPs are paid around £150,000 a year plus huge fees for giving vaccines about which most know only what the drug companies have told them. They won’t do visits or night calls, and many refuse to take blood samples, syringe ears or remove stitches. Thousands refuse to see patients face to face – insisting on virtual appointments by phone (which are worse than useless, very dangerous and responsible for many unnecessary and early deaths). Despite all this, GPs are threatening to do even less work.

But look at the facts...<<<Read More>>>... 

Ministers slammed over ‘jaw-dropping’ NHS negligence claims for poor care

 The NHS must do more to reduce “tragic” incidents of patient harm and cut “jaw-dropping” payouts for poor care, MPs have warned as costs spiral to a record high.

Compensation for clinical negligence claims cost £2.8bn in 2023-24 – up from £2.6bn the year before – with hundreds of millions paid out in legal fees.

The highest number of claims were for failings in emergency medicine, obstetrics, orthopaedic and general surgery, with maternity care payouts costing the most, totalling £1.1bn last year.

The Department of Health and Social Care has set aside an “astounding” £58.2bn to cover the potential costs of clinical negligence events occurring before April 2024.

The public accounts committee sounded the alarm on the rise, saying ministers needed to get a grip on NHS finances....<<<Read More>>>....

Survey finds 1 in 10 say they have been harmed by the UK's National Health Service

One in 10 people say they have been harmed by the NHS, according to a study published in the BMJ Quality & Safety Journal.

Researchers surveyed over 10,000 people across England, Wales, and Scotland between 2021 and 2022 and found that 988 of them (9.7 percent) had reported experiencing physical or emotional harm caused by the health service in the previous three years.

According to researchers at the University of Oxford's Population Health and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), 6.2 percent said they experienced harm owing to care they had received.

The remaining 3.5 percent blamed the harm on having a lack of access to treatment.

The study, published on Tuesday, found that just 17 percent of people chose to take formal action by making a complaint, with an even smaller proportion (2.1 percent) taking legal action....<<<Read More>>>...

Anyone want the jab? Armed police sent to heart attack patients as crisis-hit NHS buckles under surging demand

 Armed police are being sent to save the lives of people in cardiac arrest because ambulances “can’t cope” with demand, The Independent can reveal.

Officers are spending up to a third of their time on non-policing matters, a watchdog has warned, including responding to mental health crises and transporting patients to A&E as ambulance services face a “chronic crisis situation”.

Andy Cooke, HM chief inspector of constabulary, said that firearms officers have been responding to pleas from struggling NHS colleagues to respond to cardiac arrests.

He told The Independent that police are becoming the “first, last and only resort” as NHS services buckle under strain, taking them away from tackling crime at a time when recorded offences are at a record high in England and Wales.

Mr Cooke, the former chief constable of Merseyside Police, added: “Recently, officers in armed response vehicles (ARVs) were being sent to reports of people who were having cardiac arrests because the ambulance service couldn’t cope with the demand, because they’re trained in first aid and to use defibrillators....<<<Read More>>>...