Is there such a thing as a gym that specializes in elderly people that can move between guided physical therapy to maintenance exercise?
@alienghic If you're in UK, my dad's care in his late 80s included just such gym sessions at Guy's Hospital here in London.
Noting that 1)socialised medicine is brilliant and 2)he often refused to attend
#saveourNHS
Who are the Resident Doctors & why are they going on strike (agains)?
Here's Charlotte Tomlinson's discussion of the issue, putting the timeline of over a decade of failed settlements at its centre & making clear that any discussion of the Resident Doctors dispute with the NHS needs to be put into this long(er) historical context, if we are to understand the dispute!
Who are the Resident Doctors & why are they going on strike (agains)?
Here's Charlotte Tomlinson's discussion of the issue, putting the timeline of over a decade of failed settlements at its centre & making clear that any discussion of the Resident Doctors dispute with the NHS needs to be put into this long(er) historical context, if we are to understand the dispute!
David Hinchliffe offers an uncomfortable truth in a letter to the Guardian:
'In what is now very much a our “me first” society, it is swimming against the tide to refer to the common good. But accessing private healthcare is anything but a neutral act. It significantly worsens the prospects of those who are unable, or unwilling, to take this step, whose health problems are often considerably worse than those of the queue-jumpers'.
David Hinchliffe offers an uncomfortable truth in a letter to the Guardian:
'In what is now very much a our “me first” society, it is swimming against the tide to refer to the common good. But accessing private healthcare is anything but a neutral act. It significantly worsens the prospects of those who are unable, or unwilling, to take this step, whose health problems are often considerably worse than those of the queue-jumpers'.
