Johnny Nunn retweeted
Hi @wesstreeting - about direct access to specialists, I have questions ... thread 🧵
You have a lump in the back of your head, you want to see a dermatologist. Why not a surgeon?
What if the lump was in your neck. Is it a gland swelling, a lipoma, cancer? Who do you see now?
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Johnny Nunn retweeted
A&E is in a national crisis and this affects everyone. PLEASE read the link
Demand is through the roof and resources are not there to match demand.
We can’t continue like this.
Journalists please cover this crisis to make it politicians’ priority.
rcem.ac.uk/RCEM/News/News_20…
Johnny Nunn retweeted
Now seems like a good time to remember what Nye Bevan had to say about foreigners using the NHS.
Johnny Nunn retweeted
"We have a simple message for all countries:
test
test
test.
Test every suspected #COVID19 case.
If they test positive, isolate them & find out who they have been in close contact with up to 2 days before they developed symptoms & test those people too"-@DrTedros #coronavirus
Johnny Nunn retweeted
20x times more dead in Italy than in South Korea
9x more *tested* in SK than Italy
Testing was key to prevent spread & treat sick
Sharing data with public was key to winning public trust
Are we so sure it is too late to implement Korean model?
youtu.be/g-r79RXboXc
Johnny Nunn retweeted
They sold off our water.
They sold off our energy.
They sold off our railways.
They sold off our buses.
They sold off our Royal Mail.
Of course they want to sell our NHS.
Wake up.
#NotForSale
Johnny Nunn retweeted
The film 'Armageddon' portrayed a more realistic series of events than the past two nights of Champions League football.
Johnny Nunn retweeted
My word, this puts the dis into disingenuous. Your government has *created* the 10k empty doctor posts that leave juniors & seniors alike overworked, overwraught & broken by understaffing. There is zero slack in the system for leave. You could fix this. You choose not to.
Johnny Nunn retweeted
Look how empty the chamber is for a vital debate on the ditching of A&E waiting time targets. Perhaps the biggest cost of Brexit has been the opportunity cost. Public services have been left to run down while the Conservative party continues a destructive argument with itself.
Johnny Nunn retweeted
Yesterday I went for a colonoscopy. My Mum, Helen passed away aged 40 of bowel cancer and because of her age I need to be checked regularly for any abnormalities of my bowel. To raise awareness of this monstrous disease I’m going to share my experience...
