Why is Labour as shitty as the Tories right now?
I thought they were the better guys
albert180
joined 2 weeks ago
It seems that she finally grows a backbone
If I remember it correctly the big banks lobbied enough that you still need them for an account and moving meaningful amounts of money
We, in Europe absolutely negotiate with terrorists in order to save our citizens lifes. (Just as it happened many times with the pirates in Somalia, and other parts of the world).
It's just the americans who are too cheap to save their citizens, and try to justify it with this stupid policy
I wouldn't celebrate that quickly. Now the tariffs are dropped again, and they are "negotiating" and then everybody will go back to the usual business, and we will still buy US-Stuff for critical infrastructure
Broadchurch is awesome, it's so immersive.
- Beating Hearts
- Late Shift
- Peacock
- Köln 75
Go to your local cinema, there are awesome european movies running right now!
The Emergency Doctor chooses a suitable destination clinic based on your suspected condition and the infrastructure needed to care for it.
If you have a cardial arrest or a stroke, they will bring you into a centre, specialized to care for these things, and have for example a coronary intervention lab available 24/7, Stroke Unit etc...
No, in the original proposals they wanted some hospitals to close all inpatient wards or not having them an "On-Duty-Doctor" anymore there during night hours. That's not anymore a hospital in the classic sense anymore.
It's just that the Bundesrat made it abundantly clear that this won't pass, and the hospital planning is their competence, and none of the federal state.
Also for 08/15 diseases in Internal Medicine or General Surgery you don't need big specialized centres. They can handle a Pneumonia, or the usual decompensated heart insufficience just fine. In the big university hospitals there is also a lot of shit going on, which drags down patient care (like stupid internal fights between departments over who is responsible for Patient X or Condition Y, shitty to nonexistent teaching of Assistant Doctors who are getting burned through and learn hardly any practical skills etc...)
We also have already minimum yearly requirements for some procedures where it's clear that more experience in the centre leads to vastly better outcomes
Hey I've seen a movie recently that has a won an Oscar for best foreign movie about this