The main problem with health service is...

They need to prioritise people getting scanned ahead of everything else

how to do this?


well firstly get all the bosses to sit down with the health minister and firstly acknowledge and under that scans are the most urgent priority

once this is clearly thought out and understood they rebuilt the system accordingly

the wasted burocracy the awkward unhelpful receptionists , the stupid double bookings taken that tie up ambulances, the stupid phone systems that do nothing to really save lives are all a distant priority behind getting more people scanned...not to forget the often wasteful management of staff where 3 or 4 staff seem to be doing the same thing at once. we also see the services reduced on weekends and holidays to a skeleton staff levels thus vastly more people die on weekends.

I would look to the government to target scanning as a national emergency


this means getting more money from the pot from other areas of the governmet budget, including overseas aid

ok so we really target scanning and in time the tens of billions spent now will saves 100s of billions over the next few decades and save 1000s of lives

let me clarify exactly why getting people scanned urgently and more quickly is a massive cost saving and life saving ad time saving emergency

- people get scanned earlier, they find out whats wrong with them.
that means we have more chance of reliving their main, getting them treated and saving their lives

- this also means they do not then have to waste their time, months or years getting worse, taking tablets and anti biotics they may not need...taking up hospital beds they may not otherwise need, taking up nurses, doctors, porters, surgeons time , not to forget the food and drin and bed clothes etc it all adds up....expenses and services that they may not need IF they had been scanned in the first place

- it also helps people avoid furrther infections if they know eaxtly what is wrong with them in the first place

- Ill give you one horrific example, I beg you to understand the horror of this staistic....In the UK there were in 1 year an estimated 25,000 people who died from undiagnosed unseen unsuspected blood clots , that they did not have when they first entered the hospital.....25,000 silent deaths?

-It is unbelievably hard to get an mri or scan for blood clots. we actually treat cars better than humans. we can get a diagnostic and full service and MOT for cars ....try getting a full service for a human being

The system is really plain stupid in parts and we have brainless politicians claiming its getting better and repeating their prepared cliches when clearly they do not understand nor cna be bothered to really uproots these problems

the heath service will always be a crazy task fought against all odds to protect and save lives. it will never be close to perfect. BUt it has massive room to be improved.

prioritisng scanning over absolutely everything else is the key to saving the service and lives

as an analogy i would compare it to the way new your police department finally cleaned up the city. One year they decided crime was so bad that they would seek to take money from other departments with a view to recouping this money and reducing their budget in future years. this they did , they targeted enormous energy, money and resources at the biggets crimes and in just a few years crime fell significantly. Then a few years later their budgets fell as they simply didnt need so much money as much of the major crime had been uprooted and would never return to such a level.

In the case of the health service , the sheer amount getting earlier scans would save in terms of staff hours across the whole health service would be enormous as would the level of health and the number of lives saved, Its a case of clearer thinking imo