Nurses face sack over cups of tea

[slim]

This is really over the top. Especially as so much tea/coffee is thrown away because many patients refuse it.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/6216615.stm

Bet the hospital administrators and managers don't pay for their coffee, wines and business lunches

 

[Lingyai]

This is really over the top. Especially as so much tea/coffee is thrown away because many patients refuse it.

Yeah, cos it is cold by the time the lazy mares' get off their tea breaks and finaly get it to them :lol:

 

[Darkershadeofblu]

Would you drink tea made for patients with MRSA, etc! I suspect most of the staff drink their own beverages.

 

[Backpacker1uk]

If it is not Yorkshire tea grown and harvested in the Yorkshire Dales it aint real tea.

Death by eating food hospital is wrote on many a medical report.

 

[Lamri]

Lazy trouts should be made to "take ownership" of the wards in which they work and do a bit of cleaning and bed changing instead of shleping around when they can be bothered or sitting drinking crap tea and coffee.

 

[Backpacker1uk]

Lazy trouts should be made to "take ownership" of the wards in which they work and do a bit of cleaning and bed changing instead of shleping around when they can be bothered or sitting drinking crap tea and coffee.

NOBODY IS BITING HERE SO FECK OFF OVER TO ARSSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[chockhead819]

in my local hospital, the cleaning staff make the drinks on the wards














STRAIGHT AFTER CLEANING OUT THE TOILETS - I KID YOU NOT

 

[andym]

Lazy trouts should be made to "take ownership" of the wards in which they work and do a bit of cleaning and bed changing instead of shleping around when they can be bothered or sitting drinking crap tea and coffee.

You have obviously never worked on a busy Ward!Very often there is no time even to have your dinner breaks!!!I'll bet a pound to a pinch of shit youd be the first to moan if you lost your Stand Easy!!!

 

[slim]

My son was taken to Reading Hospital after a rugby injury. He was kept in overnight and operated on nect day.The ward staff were excellent and I certainly would not grudge them a tea or coffee at hospital expense

 

[Lamri]

Is it not a fact that since "nurses" stopped cleaning the wards etc MRSA and other so called superbugs have taken over our once fine hospitals?
When my wife went into Derriford to give birth to our third I flashed and took her home because the room she was put into was filthy! I am talking about dried Idon'tknowwhat on the floor and walls. The nurses (the obvious first point of call) couldn't give a rats fcuk and told me so.
So don't talk to me about "NOT BITING" or whatever it was or about "never been in a busy ward" because as far as i'm concerned they need a kick ***********. I am NOT against them having breaks, everybody deserves and even NEEDS a break during the day/shift. What I AM against is what I said in my initial post.
Like it or lump it, its MY opinion and I am thoroughly entitled to it.

So there

 

[andym]

So,the 2 trained Nurses on my missuses Care of the Elderly ward should do the cleaning?Who will do the Drug rounds,dressing changes,paperwork taking care of Emergencies???Yes in days of old the Cleaning was done by Nurses,that has now ceased thanks to Govt intervention,not by the Nurses saying sod the cleaning!!When i worked at Haslar we had 6+ nurses and MA's on each shift,there wont be a general ward in UK that will have that number of trained staff!The deterioration of Ward cleanliness has got sod all to do with Nurses!It has been taken out of their hands,and of course given the dire straits that the NHS is in the contract goes to the cheapest tender!If you have a beef with the cleanliness of wards then take it up with the Hospital Management!


MRSA has been around for a long time,unfortunatly misuse of Antibiotics have made it even more virulent.The only way to stop Hospital infections would be to ban Visitors and disinfect patients at the point of entry!You dont build a hospital which comes complete with MRSA,over 75% of the poulation are MRSA carriers!

 

[copenhagencup]

Is it not a fact that since "nurses" stopped cleaning the wards etc MRSA and other so called superbugs have taken over our once fine hospitals?
When my wife went into Derriford to give birth to our third I flashed and took her home because the room she was put into was filthy! I am talking about dried Idon'tknowwhat on the floor and walls. The nurses (the obvious first point of call) couldn't give a rats fcuk and told me so.
So don't talk to me about "NOT BITING" or whatever it was or about "never been in a busy ward" because as far as i'm concerned they need a kick ***********. I am NOT against them having breaks, everybody deserves and even NEEDS a break during the day/shift. What I AM against is what I said in my initial post.
Like it or lump it, its MY opinion and I am thoroughly entitled to it.

So there

Lamri you could of got you pussers blue out and helped to cleanship, or are you above that.

 

[Lamri]

Like it or lump it, its MY opinion and I am thoroughly entitled to it.

So there

I refer the honourable gentleman to my previous answer

 

[slim]

Naval hospitals and sick bays were a special case when it comes to cleaning. The cleaning was done by the patients. I remember the Doc on Eagle giving me light duties sickbay after I tore the ligaments in my ankle. I was told that I was to keep off the foot as much as possible. Two days later I requested to the Doc that he put me light duties part of ship. no way would the SBAs allow me to rest the ankle. I was on it cleaning the ward from morn till night.

 

[andym]

In Haslar there were "Up Patients" who did various chores,bits of cleaning ,fetching the ward victuals,doing the teas etc.In days of yore they even had to wear an "up Patients" uniform!