For every Covid case we take in, we erode our capacity to treat those with cancer or heart disease, increasing our backlog, says palliative care doctor Rachel Clarke
For every Covid case we take in, we erode our capacity to treat those with cancer or heart disease, increasing our backlogLast modified on Sun 11 Jul 2021 15.01 BSTou have to hand it to Sajid Javid for sheer, barefaced doublespeak. At the start of the month he wrote anto every single one of the NHS’s 1.3 million staff to assure us he felt “a deep affection for the NHS, and the brilliant people who work there”.
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