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[owenski] 03/11/2021 16:06

Hammering down, looking very dodgy.

[football] 03/11/2021 15:12

I know no STD is just clickbait on here to pull in advertising revenue for 4 his bosses on ADVFN but even they must be getting fed up of him with amount of people canceling their subscriptions.And how does he get away with all the multiple IDS with no one else can unless he has help from above

[barkboo] 03/11/2021 14:31

Timberrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!

[sikhthetech] 03/11/2021 11:44

as expected, results due and the shorters are rattled, desperately posting about NHS 111 and law suits on the other thread.

Ask yourself why?


The following has been my reply to them:

sikhthetech - 22 Oct 2021 - 13:32:39 - 321 of 346
Barky,

"sikhthetech, your TLY are killing people"

Someone has died and you're using it to further your nasty agenda.
Unlike your BB mates pretending to die there is a real tragedy here.


You are clueless on how the NHS works.

Millions of people use NHS 111 every year - out of those millions there will always be the 1-2 tragic incidents, where mistakes are made.

GPs make mistakes, drs within A&E make mistakes resulting in patients dying. However, GP practices, A&E still exist. The NHS 111(or similar) won't cease to exist because of isolated incidents.

As long as they are investigated and changes made to ensure they don't happen again.


NHS 111 & NHS 999 use the SAME NHS Pathways software. If there are software/algorith problems, as there are in this case, then these will exist for both 111 & 999 and the fault lies with the NHS not NHS 111 providers. The same is the case if A&E or GPs make mistakes, it is the NHS who make compensation. Insurance exist for this purpose..

NHS 111 & NHS 999 using same NHS Pathways software where several patients died due to software glitches.
999 service hasn't been closed down, has it?

This from 2 yrs ago - did NHS 999 or NHS 111 cease to exist?
Coroners link eleven deaths to glitches in NHS 111 and 999 ...


NHS 111 & NHS 999 use same Pathways software provided by National Clinical Governance Group

"NHS Pathways and the Directory of Service is a clinical tool used for assessing, triaging and directing contact from the public to urgent and emergency care services such as 999, GP out-of-hours and NHS 111. It enables patients to be triaged effectively and ensures that they are directed to the most appropriate service available at the time of contact."


every question asked and every piece of care advice given is linked to at least three pieces of the most up to date clinical evidence

there are over 800 symptom pathways within the clinical assessment tool

it is under constant review and direction by the National Clinical Governance Group, which is made up of NHS clinicians with extensive experience in the urgent and emergency care services



Thousands of people died due to covid. The govn action contributed to their deaths.
Perhaps the government should abolish the PM job and Parliament.

[sikhthetech] 03/11/2021 11:36

owenski,
"I wouldn't be surprised at law suits occurring"

You mean more law suits for the NHS!!! They are used to it with law suits against hospitals, A&E, GPs, NHS 999 etc.

Why is patients suing NHS 111 an issue for TLY though?




sikhthetech - 22 Oct 2021 - 13:32:39 - 321 of 346 Don't forget the warrants !!. (Co. runs for the directors imho) - TLY

Barky,

"sikhthetech, your TLY are killing people"

Someone has died and you're using it to further your nasty agenda.
Unlike your BB mates pretending to die there is a real tragedy here.


You are clueless on how the NHS works.

Millions of people use NHS 111 every year - out of those millions there will always be the 1-2 tragic incidents, where mistakes are made.

GPs make mistakes, drs within A&E make mistakes resulting in patients dying. However, GP practices, A&E still exist. The NHS 111(or similar) won't cease to exist because of isolated incidents.

As long as they are investigated and changes made to ensure they don't happen again.


NHS 111 & NHS 999 use the SAME NHS Pathways software. If there are software/algorith problems, as there are in this case, then these will exist for both 111 & 999 and the fault lies with the NHS not NHS 111 providers. The same is the case if A&E or GPs make mistakes, it is the NHS who make compensation. Insurance exist for this purpose..

NHS 111 & NHS 999 using same NHS Pathways software where several patients died due to software glitches.
999 service hasn't been closed down, has it?

This from 2 yrs ago - did NHS 999 or NHS 111 cease to exist?
Coroners link eleven deaths to glitches in NHS 111 and 999 ...


NHS 111 & NHS 999 use same Pathways software provided by National Clinical Governance Group

"NHS Pathways and the Directory of Service is a clinical tool used for assessing, triaging and directing contact from the public to urgent and emergency care services such as 999, GP out-of-hours and NHS 111. It enables patients to be triaged effectively and ensures that they are directed to the most appropriate service available at the time of contact."


every question asked and every piece of care advice given is linked to at least three pieces of the most up to date clinical evidence

there are over 800 symptom pathways within the clinical assessment tool

it is under constant review and direction by the National Clinical Governance Group, which is made up of NHS clinicians with extensive experience in the urgent and emergency care services



Thousands of people died due to covid. The govn action contributed to their deaths.
Perhaps the government should abolish the PM job and Parliament.

[football] 03/11/2021 10:56

Why is STD when the labour shadow health Secretary asked how many deaths are caused by 111 the government said they don't collect that data and refuse to answer the question

[footballl] 03/11/2021 09:41

Why would idiots persistently post negative comments and inaccuracies on her unless they had an ulterior motive !!! Oh yes forgot the useless, incompetent, vindictive ex Totally senior management !!! We k ow who you are !!! Go get a life.

[football] 03/11/2021 09:38

STD doesn't seem to realise that it's totally that are running the algorithms and blaming an algorithmt for a death is still blaming totally there's no getting away from it.

[owenski] 03/11/2021 08:54

The 111 helplines are run by non medically trained staff who read from flow charts. I wouldn't be surprised at law suits occurring.

[barkboo] 02/11/2021 20:31

"Families of people who died from Covid-19 are demanding an inquiry into the NHS’s non-emergency 111 phoneline amid allegations that seriously ill callers were given incorrect advice during the peak of the pandemic."

"Heartbroken mum sues NHS trust as son, 4, dies after bungled 111 call"

"If a patient contacts NHS 111 with possible symptoms of a condition which should warrant emergency attention, there should be sufficient expertise available to ensure that the patient gets the correct advice."

"Patients have been “let down” by the “unacceptable” failure of some NHS 111 services, NHS England directors have admitted."

"The bereaved families say that in some cases the 111 service failed to recognise how seriously ill their relatives were.
Hundreds of people believe the helpline failed their relatives. Now they are demanding their voices be heard"

[football] 02/11/2021 19:46

ouch the PR is NOW 196 and rising

[football] 02/11/2021 19:45

STD BACK TO?


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[sikhthetech] 02/11/2021 19:37

Barky,
"wait for the legal claims when the connections start to snowball!"

Great to see you rattled... resorting to blatant lies again....


sikhthetech - 22 Oct 2021 - 13:32:39 - 321 of 346 Don't forget the warrants !!. (Co. runs for the directors imho) - TLY

Barky,

"sikhthetech, your TLY are killing people"

Someone has died and you're using it to further your nasty agenda.
Unlike your BB mates pretending to die there is a real tragedy here.


You are clueless on how the NHS works.

Millions of people use NHS 111 every year - out of those millions there will always be the 1-2 tragic incidents, where mistakes are made.

GPs make mistakes, drs within A&E make mistakes resulting in patients dying. However, GP practices, A&E still exist. The NHS 111(or similar) won't cease to exist because of isolated incidents.

As long as they are investigated and changes made to ensure they don't happen again.


NHS 111 & NHS 999 use the SAME NHS Pathways software. If there are software/algorith problems, as there are in this case, then these will exist for both 111 & 999 and the fault lies with the NHS not NHS 111 providers. The same is the case if A&E or GPs make mistakes, it is the NHS who make compensation. Insurance exist for this purpose..

NHS 111 & NHS 999 using same NHS Pathways software where several patients died due to software glitches.
999 service hasn't been closed down, has it?

This from 2 yrs ago - did NHS 999 or NHS 111 cease to exist?
Coroners link eleven deaths to glitches in NHS 111 and 999 ...


NHS 111 & NHS 999 use same Pathways software provided by National Clinical Governance Group

"NHS Pathways and the Directory of Service is a clinical tool used for assessing, triaging and directing contact from the public to urgent and emergency care services such as 999, GP out-of-hours and NHS 111. It enables patients to be triaged effectively and ensures that they are directed to the most appropriate service available at the time of contact."


every question asked and every piece of care advice given is linked to at least three pieces of the most up to date clinical evidence

there are over 800 symptom pathways within the clinical assessment tool

it is under constant review and direction by the National Clinical Governance Group, which is made up of NHS clinicians with extensive experience in the urgent and emergency care services



Thousands of people died due to covid. The govn action contributed to their deaths.
Perhaps the government should abolish the PM job and Parliament.

[sikhthetech] 02/11/2021 14:32

"OLDHAM GP patients faced shorter waits for appointments in September than before the pandemic, figures suggest

It mirrors a national trend, which the Royal College of GPs said indicates remote consultations could be making GP services more accessible."


“We are seeing a move towards more remote care across the NHS, and many patients prefer it as it can be more convenient and fit around other commitments."

[footballl] 02/11/2021 14:13

People in glass houses . . . . . !!!

[football] 02/11/2021 13:42

Why do you bother STD with your fake IDs

[footballl] 02/11/2021 12:44

Oh no am I losing money now !!! lol

[barkboo] 02/11/2021 09:57

Down again? lol