John Ingamells blogs about his battle with Crohns and his deep concern for the now compromised NHS. John explains....
A slight tangent today, this blog has been attempt to look at the implications of getting crohns, living a life with the illness, and the realities of living that life.
Today, it struck me that, though i have mentioned the dedication of the doctors, nurses and staff who have and are caring for me and my welfare, i have been remiss in identifying the role they play and the NHS in their care for people like me.
This is against a backdrop where the NHS as we know it is seriously being compromised. This will have significant implications for patients with chronic illness and their wellbeing.
Firstly, the NHS is not perfect, mistakes are made and on occasions some people do not get the care the NHS is noted for....read more http://jingles21.blogspot.com.es/2012/05/crohns-and-nhs.html?spref=tw
A slight tangent today, this blog has been attempt to look at the implications of getting crohns, living a life with the illness, and the realities of living that life.
Today, it struck me that, though i have mentioned the dedication of the doctors, nurses and staff who have and are caring for me and my welfare, i have been remiss in identifying the role they play and the NHS in their care for people like me.
This is against a backdrop where the NHS as we know it is seriously being compromised. This will have significant implications for patients with chronic illness and their wellbeing.
Firstly, the NHS is not perfect, mistakes are made and on occasions some people do not get the care the NHS is noted for....read more http://jingles21.blogspot.com.es/2012/05/crohns-and-nhs.html?spref=tw
