Rob Rinder Questions Health Secretary Wes Streeting on Hospital Safety

The CEO Ian Trenholm left sharpish as a staff survey found only 27% of employees felt the values and behaviour of the chief exec and exec team matched those of the organisation. He was paid over £200,000 a year, disgraceful.

Lots of proper regulation needed, and money injected to compete with profiteering Corporations 🤬

Good to see a politician speaking straight and not just say he has all the answers. It’s going to be a big job to sort out the decline of the last 14 years. Let’s hope he is up to it.

my dads in a and e in blackburn now since 23.00 thurday waiting for a bed thats 38 hours now in blackburn

It's almost as if unqualified QCQ inspectors are incompetent.

Dont forget they tell organisations when they are going to visit.....

We don’t really need a Government at all if they cannot look after the public’s interests. I always believed that they were in Westminster to represent us. If they spoke more often to the people they might learn an awful lot.

What we need is another overpaid commission's report to tell us we need more commissions and reports.

I don't envy Wes one bit, and I wish him every success in his extremely challenging new job.

Rinder should be on every week.

Please yes can you see to my fractures which happened in Jan 2022. I have massive Kyphosis I have neuropathy no almost disable and nothing was done the pathway was not followed why. I am retired nurse gave my youth and the rest of my life when use to earn £9 a month now I am disabled not my doing. Where are the brilliant where cant recognise th spinal cord injury C5 T12 complications

Hypocritical Tories, having done nothing meaningful to resolve social care over 14 years of misrule.

We need to be real here, tax cuts was not the solution. If cost of living drops that makes up for tax increases which are more minor. Private care is no solution. We have a system that still runs well enough to work. To make it work better we need people being treated and putting up hospitals as quick as flats. I’ve seen private flats goes up in 6 months. Existing hospitals if upgraded in 6-12 months in a phased plan will provide relief at the higher healthcare level. It will also allow efficiencies to costs from old hospitals built 1900-1980. From GPs reviews will reveal patterns on what can be done better. Most likely it’s equipping GPs to be able to deliver some hospital services and having drop in services again so people aren’t going A&E unless it’s extreme.

I’m having a severe reaction to my stoma bag which keeps getting infected,I’ve just received a letter saying I’m on the waiting list, looked at the waiting lists 37 wks and that was an urgent letter from a dermatologist. I’m waiting to go on biological drugs for my crohns which I can not go on until I’m cleared of all infections etc (as much as possible) because the drugs are immunosuppressive drugs. So I’m now stuck……not sure what my gastroenterologist will say, I suppose I should thank my lucky stars it’s not cancer 🤷‍♀️

Lots of unregistered, unregulated care homes. Overpaid by councils.

Meanwhile Billions of pounds are being kicked down the road....On HS2 ... The high speed train line Why are we building this.....money could have been used to rebuild the NHS.

Correction Mr Streeting. You have a healthy majority but with only 18% of the population voting for you you do not have a strong mandate.

😂Labour just gave King Charles a 53% pay rise 🤔

Why doesn’t he state facts - we need more hospitals and less immigrants

Big job but hasn’t got a clue how to fix it