Are Our NHS Cutbacks Becoming An Ongoing Issue In Devon?
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The controversy over cutbacks in the NHS has become an increasing issue, with the blame poised over the government, as the NHS are experiencing the biggest sustained fall in NHS spending in any period since 1951. This, has no doubt, troubled the staff and patients in our South West public hospitals, with the R,D & E on the highest of cutbacks in the last decade.
A growing number of healthcare leaders are expressing concerns about a funding crisis in the NHS. For instance, in November 2015, the chair person of the R,D & E NHS Foundation Trust warns that the hospital faces wide scale financial collapse.
On the contrary, members of the NHS have been significantly noticed for their gratitude and loyalty to the Trust service. Exeter's main hospital have not only been experiencing cutbacks and ongoing protests, but admiring the likes of employers within their service. The upfront noticeable members, such as Carole Boulanger, who is the Consultant Nurse of the ITU unit; she has been admired for her hard work and focus throughout the years. Ward sister Sarah Crackett, who has been serving on Bovey Ward, has also been noticed for her ongoing work for over 21 years in the same department. In Addition, endless hours behind the frontline of our R,D&E have also needed more recognition, with the likes of Christopher Peek, store keeper of Pathology Stores, who has been devoted to the NHS for over 13 years. His ongoing work is applauded by many, along with Jane Western, who works in the domestic services for over a decade.
With constant negative feed in the media about our NHS, the positive work and appreciation of many staff and members has been "a touching change for the media," as said by Jason Harries, Managing Director of the R,D & E.
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