patients lives being left at the mercy of abusive nurses

[bob84]

i would like to know what people think about this. have you ever experienced problems whilst being in hospital? did it make you feel vunerable or helpless? did u have the opposite experience?are you on the nurses side? i would be grateful for any feedback as i am currently researching this area thank you

[RATTER15]

ward~minter. Why is it you love to be so controversial, is it so you can see your name in print on your own computer, I get the impression that you have some intelligence until you make remarks like "The only people who will lose out are peasants and council estate mums with 7 kids" you really do see yourself as some sort of upper class hero, unfortunately others see you as a pathetic fool. I seem to remember another of your posts reading: I fought for my country and died a happy man, or words to that effect. you really are a joke!!!

[johnlambert]

My wife is a nurse, and belive me she works hard, sometimes when an hospital ward cannot cover a shift, they are forced to hire agency nurses and, without saying that they are all the same, agency nurses do not provide the same level of care as regular, full time staff.
BTW, RATTER15, I agree 100% your answer vis a vis Minter, he is a liar who has never been in the Army

[johnlambert]

You'll never know Minter seeing as your still at junior school,anyway, how's your mother? still getting recognition for "services rendered to the troops"? I read my mate snipers comment earlier before you removed it