Originally Posted by bbfan1991 (Post 5819489)

My reference regarding to the NHS staff was not about egos, it is just that I do not think that those who have lost faith in the NHS because of this story can lump ALL staff who work for the organisation in hospitals across the country into one bad category because of the horrific mistakes and events that happened at Stafford Hospital.

I have every sympathy with those were affected by this and hope they get the answers they desparately need.

Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 5819444)

Stop making this so personal, debate the point don't create some bizarre hypothetical.
Once again nurses do not prescribe, nor do they diagnose. We are going round and around here, I have agreed that there will be a few that have been negligable in their care but to denigrate every honest decent hardworking nurse in the UK is wrong.

Originally Posted by the truth (Post 5819525)

wheres the bizarre hypothetical this happened, the proof is there 1200 people died through sheer neglect, many died of thirst, no one denigrated EVERY HONEST DECENT nurse so why did you just make up that hypothetical imagined criticism. Im talking about the nurses who were not honest and decent and allowed innocent people to die of thirst and neglect on a massive scale