Carole from Sheffield tells skysarahjane the treatment her father received from the NHS has been 'absolutely brilliant' 'Let's give credit where it's due, because they must get demoralised when they hear negative stories the whole time' NHSinCrisis:
Jess Sharp'All the nurses were fabulous' - Father, 90, picked up by ambulance and treated within five and half hours
However, she says there is"terrible patchy service" across the country and people are facing a"postcode lottery" of care. Man left 'struggling to walk' but expert says NHS 'doesn't have the capacity' to deal with all problems However, he suffered an injury to his Achilles tendon in October that has left him"struggling to walk".
Health policy analyst Roy Lilley replies that the"production line is bunged up" and the NHS is in the middle of"one of the most horrendous" flu seasons. "When you get that kind of disruption, you get the knock-on effects. The NHS doesn't have the capacity to deal with the problems." Our third caller has more of a positive experience of the NHS to share.
"Unfortunately, I come from a care background from no fault of my own because my mother put me in an institution when I was two weeks old - the support isn't there." "Initially, it was about the 7 August I went to his flat and found him in a bit of a state. I called 999, and they were there literally within half an hour, so that was a great positive," the mother-of-two says.
Health policy analyst and former vice-chairman of West Surrey and North East Hampshire Health Authority Roy Lilley, and GP Dr Ellie Cannon will be on hand to answer all your questions. Watch: New mum left feeling 'nervous' as infections surge Across 2023, we will be using our journalism and the expert insight of The King's Fund and The Health Foundation to examine the NHS from top to bottom, diagnose its biggest problems and ultimately come up with a treatment plan designed to breathe new life into an ailing system.Lisa the reception manager on dealing with patients:
"Unfortunately, you know, we struggle to get appointments. I'd love to see my patients monthly to try and keep them on track. It's impossible. I can't do that.""I left my last practice in the summer, and I had a couple of weeks off to consider if I wanted to go back.
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