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What a pompous t1t.
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I think the gentleman's tirade probably had as much to do with the sight of the chief architect of the massive malaise in the Health Service standing in his ward surrounded by several walking health risks.
He may have been overly aggressive, but he is in fact correct in what he says.
As for the bow tie / pmpous link - not sure that holds water - he is not allowed to wear a tie, but perhaps feels that a degree of sartorial correctness is still appropriate to his position, so a bow tie satisifes he wish to appear professional, and fulfils the critera of the hospital dress code.
He may have been overly aggressive, but he is in fact correct in what he says.
As for the bow tie / pmpous link - not sure that holds water - he is not allowed to wear a tie, but perhaps feels that a degree of sartorial correctness is still appropriate to his position, so a bow tie satisifes he wish to appear professional, and fulfils the critera of the hospital dress code.
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<<<<<I think the gentleman's tirade probably had as much to do with the sight of the chief architect of the massive malaise in the Health Service standing in his ward surrounded by several walking health risks. >>>
THE CHIEF ARCHITECT?...he has been in office for just over a year and the "malaise" that you mention has been in the NHS for years.
<<<<He may have been overly aggressive, but he is in fact correct in what he says.>>>
I disagree....do the visitors at visiting times roll their sleeves up?
<<<<<I think the gentleman's tirade probably had as much to do with the sight of the chief architect of the massive malaise in the Health Service standing in his ward surrounded by several walking health risks. >>>
THE CHIEF ARCHITECT?...he has been in office for just over a year and the "malaise" that you mention has been in the NHS for years.
<<<<He may have been overly aggressive, but he is in fact correct in what he says.>>>
I disagree....do the visitors at visiting times roll their sleeves up?
> they don't tend to go from bed to bed, ward to ward seeing/touching many patients
It seemed that somebody had done an assessment and determined that Cameron and Clegg, who were up close to patients, needed to be tieless and short-sleeved; whereas the camera crew, a good 10 feet away from the patients, didn't.
But Mr. Tit either wasn't involved in that or didn't agree, and decided to handle it poorly ...
It seemed that somebody had done an assessment and determined that Cameron and Clegg, who were up close to patients, needed to be tieless and short-sleeved; whereas the camera crew, a good 10 feet away from the patients, didn't.
But Mr. Tit either wasn't involved in that or didn't agree, and decided to handle it poorly ...
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