Well, how else to explain this:
"Former NHS director dies after operation is cancelled four times at her own hospital"
Seems to me, this is God's way of proving that he exists, and has a wicked sense of humor.
If there's any silver lining to this, of course, it's that the Brits' system is at least "fair:" no waivers for previous Directors.
The truly sad part is that the poor woman was hospitalized for quite some time before her family finally decided to bring her home, concerned that she was becoming "institutionalised" from the extended stay. One wonders, given previous examples of poorly equipped and run "trusts" (the MVNHS© name for "hospitals"), whether the family was also concerned about additional health risks, given her condition.
But remember: the MVNHS© (and its ilk) is so much more efficient than our system (for now).
"Former NHS director dies after operation is cancelled four times at her own hospital"
Seems to me, this is God's way of proving that he exists, and has a wicked sense of humor.
If there's any silver lining to this, of course, it's that the Brits' system is at least "fair:" no waivers for previous Directors.
The truly sad part is that the poor woman was hospitalized for quite some time before her family finally decided to bring her home, concerned that she was becoming "institutionalised" from the extended stay. One wonders, given previous examples of poorly equipped and run "trusts" (the MVNHS© name for "hospitals"), whether the family was also concerned about additional health risks, given her condition.
But remember: the MVNHS© (and its ilk) is so much more efficient than our system (for now).
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