Wen, to UKpolitics
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A new front is opened up on care workers

From The Times

A quarter of foreign care workers are abusing UK visa rules by working illegally in other industries, the chief inspector of borders and immigration has revealed. David Neal has disclosed a series of findings from his inspection into the Home Office’s handling of the social care visa route since it was introduced two years ago to help plug...

Maybe they need two jobs to live on their wages?

deborahh, to random
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Wow:

"The fee-for-service system, paid doctors ~$30/patient visit — no matter whether they're treating a simple common cold or a complex chronic health condition.

B.C.'s new model, called the longitudinal family physician (LFP) payment model, sees doctors compensated for the # of patients they see daily & the complexity of their needs.

… so family physicians will be paid for extra time with patients, especially those who need more support."
https://mastodonapp.uk/@intothewestaway/111950380267031637

banned_tweets_of_john_cusack, to Palestine
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@palestine

Bombed room in Nasser Hospital, Khan Yunis; it operates at 10% of its human capacity due to the Israeli siege and bombardment.
The hospital has run out of anesthesia drugs, painkillers, and food. Photo by Dr. Sam Youssef via Twitter.

msquebanh, to britishcolumbia
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A calling for in is written by the exact group most impacted by the province’s :

A known as randomly selected 31 British Columbians from a pool of interested volunteers to share their experiences, spend 30 hours learning from experts and, ultimately, produce a set of 25 recommendations for change. Those calls to action were released on Tuesday (Sept. 19).

https://www.northislandgazette.com/news/patient-led-report-calls-for-primary-care-reform-in-bc-4386960

campbellb, to Nurses
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Home from the hospital. I cannot thank the enough. They were remarkable under conditions I cannot process. The was insanely over capacity. I received a transfusion in the hallway for paramedic intake, next to dead people. I was 42 hours waiting for a bed in serious (stable) condition.




AnotherDayInHell, to random
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I got a firsthand look at how understaffed our hospitals and nursing homes are today. My boyfriend's mom is in rehab, post hip surgery. He and I went to buy some hair scrunchies and elastics for her. When we arrived to see her and give her stuff, she said she had the same hair elastic in her hair for the past 3 weeks. I don't know why someone didn't take it out when she was admitted or tried to wash her hair other than lack of staff. Her hair was so matted. My boyfriend and I spent about an hour combing her hair out with a detangler and detangling comb. We had cut some of her hair off, but thankfully not too much. I braided her hair in the hopes it wouldn't get so bad before her discharge date. The nurses don't need to comb her hair or cut it, but it's sad that they are so overworked that they can't even notice things like that.

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