If the NHS is overwhelmed because it cannot cope with an increase in people with COVID-19 and it's related complications, we risk this Tory government using that an as excuse for privatisation.
Vaccination reduces the chances of serious infection and/or complications.
Vaccination reduces the chances of serious infection and/or complications.
Yes people who are vaccinated will still catch Covid-19, the government hasn't been clear on this. However, those who are vaccinated are much less likely to require hospitalisation.
Obviously some will, but more won't.
If we want an NHS, we need to help it.
Obviously some will, but more won't.
If we want an NHS, we need to help it.
The fact we have 90,000 positive cases, but not the equivalent hospitalisations compared to lower positive rates pre vaccination, shows we are getting there.
We can beat this, we can get through it, but we need to work together to do do.
We can beat this, we can get through it, but we need to work together to do do.
That said, I'm not for mandatory vaccination or social exclusion before I'm accused of that.
The government has poorly communicated why vaccination and boosters benefit us and importantly, the NHS.
The risk of increased hospitalisation is being negated by boosters.
The government has poorly communicated why vaccination and boosters benefit us and importantly, the NHS.
The risk of increased hospitalisation is being negated by boosters.
It's no secret the NHS is also affected by staff shortages and Tory austerity.
Visa requirements for NHS staff need relaxing, local trusts need a bigger say in where funding goes & staff retention needs massively improving.
The battle to save Universal Healthcare is on.
Visa requirements for NHS staff need relaxing, local trusts need a bigger say in where funding goes & staff retention needs massively improving.
The battle to save Universal Healthcare is on.
Healthcare is a basic human right. We should be proud to have the NHS.
When it struggles, we recognise the problem and fight to fix it, We don't blame it.
Staff don't choose to have their services cut or working conditions lowered, politicians do.
They are the issue.
When it struggles, we recognise the problem and fight to fix it, We don't blame it.
Staff don't choose to have their services cut or working conditions lowered, politicians do.
They are the issue.
And when it comes to the domestic Covid Pass, it has been abhorrently communicated that it's a Covid Pass OR negative LFT you require, NOT both.
If you can use just a LFT test, covid passes are therefore NOT mandatory. Of course many people know this, but choose to ignore it.
If you can use just a LFT test, covid passes are therefore NOT mandatory. Of course many people know this, but choose to ignore it.
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