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In some ways its not very different from the good ol' US of A.Saj said:Is it a question of you only get decent treatment if you put down enough bank notes first, or even being rather wealthy doesnt mean that you will receive a decent service ? (as per the case of Wasim Akram's wife Huma).
It is a letter from a Member of the Royal family, giving permission for you to be treated and to waive the costs.Cover Drive said:In Saudi Arabia's hospital in order to get admitted into a government hospital you need some sort of letter (I am not sure what it is called in Arabic but you do need some sort of letter or something. I am only talking about Government Hospitals in private's you don't need anything).
madaboutlfc said:Saj, you know the situation back in England.. Its pretty back as well.. I hope you never had to visit Royal Liverpool or Alder Hey.. The doctors are first class but the waiting lists etc is pathetic.. I know someone who was giver 18 months for a knee operation.. There is also the case of how they determine which case is a priority so e.g if someones got something through which they wont die its bad..
In Pakistan, luckily Ive only had to visit the hospital once (Aga Khan as it happens to be) and it was first class but I doubt getting a consultants appointments and tests would be within a poor mans reach.. pretty pathetic really so NHS is excellent from that perspective..
A special mention to charitable trusts like SKMH and SIUT which are excellent and free but that is more to do with philanthropy and zakat than the government doing anything..
yep thats the one..health care in England is poor if we are being blatantly honest..KhushbuHussain said:Isn't that the hospital where the organ scandal happened? Or maybe I'm just imagining it?![]()
It's true. Yeah sure its semi-free but still the standard of healthcare is slowly dropping. When I was ten, I broke my arm. I was left waiting in incredible pain for 7 hours in A&E. My parents were annoyed, and I just could not stop crying. One of the worst experiences in hospital of my life.madaboutlfc said:yep thats the one..health care in England is poor if we are being blatantly honest..
Getting worse and worse. A clear example of the incompetency and inexperience of PTI’s circus government.
Please don’t go by their social media propaganda. They are all lies. The ground reality is completely different.
Getting worse and worse. A clear example of the incompetency and inexperience of PTI’s circus government.
Please don’t go by their social media propaganda. They are all lies. The ground reality is completely different.