Growing crisis in the UK’s health system – waiting lists up 2 million in the last two years despite record spending – response times up to 38 minutes for heart attacks – don't mention the vaxx!!!!!

From here:

NHS 'running red hot' - warning ahead of winter as waiting list hits 7.75m | Express.co.uk

“The NHS is “running red hot” ahead of winter, experts have warned after the waiting list for planned treatment hit a record 7.75 million. Data for August showed the total included almost 400,000 people who had been in the queue for over a year.

Meanwhile, A&E delays were rising. In September, more than 33,000 people waited more than 12 hours in emergency departments from a decision to admit to actual admission. This was up from 28,859 in August and 23,934 in July.

Ambulance response times had also increased month-on-month. Crews took an average of eight minutes and 31 seconds to reach life-threatening incidents, and 37 minutes and 38 seconds to reach emergencies such as heart attacks and strokes.”

Note that last sentence.

Here is a headline from a few years ago.

Record 5.7m people in England waiting for hospital treatment | NHS | The Guardian

“Waiting lists for procedures such as a hip or knee replacement or cataract removal continue to grow. At the end of August, 5.7 million people were waiting to start treatment, according to the NHS England data. This is the highest number since records began in August 2007.

The number of people having to wait more than 52 weeks to start treatment was 292,138 in August, down from 293,102 in the previous month but more than double the number waiting a year earlier, in August 2020, which was 111,026.”

This is despite record spending, which has more than quadrupled in the last few decades as illustrated here:

UK Healthcare Spending - Analysis, Charts 2015_2025Charts Tables (ukpublicspending.co.uk)

Back to the Express article, there are these nuggets:

“And pressures on mental health care and cancer services show that there are few areas of patient care that are unscathed by workforce shortages and rising demand.”

“Professor Peter Friend, vice-president of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, warned that increased demand, staff vacancies and strikes were holding back recovery efforts.”

The increased demand may or may not be coming from the odd 4 million illegal immigrants to the UK over the last decade, who knows. Enquiring minds want to know how many medics were fired for not being vaxxed, how many have been killed or wounded by the vaxx, how many took early retirement because of the vaxx and so on and so forth.

The figures for the impact of the vaxx on medics is magnified by the impact on the health of the population in general, post the injection of experimental and poorly made toxins in C19 mRNA injections – and the especially toxic and withdrawn Oxford/AstraZeneca injection that had to be withdrawn after just a few months back in 2021.

“The British Heart Foundation said there had been a 17 percent rise in the number of patients waiting for cardiac care since August 2022 - equivalent to 60,400 people or the capacity of London’s Olympic Stadium.”

Now what could have caused a 17% spike in the need for cardiac care? How many cases are not yet diagnosed?

Here is a little more detail on what conditions are most “bottlenecked” from a few years ago.

NHS crisis: Treatments with the longest waiting lists revealed (yahoo.com)

“The figures – which don't include urgent care such as most cancer treatments – reveal that, when broken down by treatment type, patients referred for oral surgery face the longest average wait, with a median waiting time of 14.1 weeks. In contrast, patients referred for elderly medicine services were treated within 5.9 weeks on average.

Patients needing ear, nose and throat treatment waited an average of 14 weeks, and patients referred for neurosurgical treatment were seen within 13.3 weeks on average.”

Here is a little more data:

Record 7.68m people waiting to start routine hospital treatment in England | NHS | The Guardian

“When it comes to cancer, the picture is mixed, with a rise in the number of urgent cancer referrals made by GPs to 263,696 in July, up 1% on 261,006 in June and up 10% year on year from 239,739 in July 2022.

“There were more than 6.5m attendances in A&Es across June, July and August – more than 20,000 higher than the previous record in 2019, it said. It also pointed to an improvement in average waits for planned care.”

Here is an example of wait times for cardiac issues at a hospital in London:

Cardiology – London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust – My Planned Care NHS

You can navigate through the dinosaur that is the information system via these links:

Guide to NHS waiting times in England - NHS (www.nhs.uk)

My Planned Care NHS

Notice that the numbers of people waiting per hospital or trust compared to the number of specialist or general medics available PER CONDITION are never made available, meaning that comparisons of quality and throughput are impossible. Neither is there any analysis of the relative prevalence per city, county, region or country. Diagnosing issues is simply not in the public domain.

What the UK is left with is an ever increasing demand for the major issues already identified as a result of the experimental, toxic, badly made AND FAILED C19 mRNA injections – heart damage and “turbo” cancers – which will soon be joined by a host of other conditions that were previously dormant but are now reactivated as a result of the destruction of the immune system by multiple C!( mRNA injections.

All at a time of a sickening health service work force.

Such is the result of health care controlled by politicians making health decisions, medics making political decisions and propaganda – in a vain attempt to prove that socialist medicine does anything other than result in poor quality, inefficient bureaucracy and massive costs, continually escalating costs. Not for the bottom rung of medics of course, just the fat cat elites feeding at the tax  payers trough.

Onwards!

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