Thu Jun 18, 2020 5:53 pm
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Thu Jun 18, 2020 6:26 pm
moonboots wrote:Fixing up the palace of Westminster is a staggering £7billion.
Dragons heart and the other field hospitals were a necessary gamble. The Heath came within a week of reaching maximum capacity. At it's peak coronavirus was doubling every 3.5 days. If the virus didn't peak when it did we'd have been desperate for the field hospitals. Imagine the moaners on here if our hospitals were being overrun and Wales didn't have enough capacity while England and Scotland did. Let's be honest the Welsh Government can't do anything right in the eyes of the obvious right wing majority on here. But at the end of the day when you look at excess deaths during the coronavirus period Wales is doing far better than England per head of population.
Obviously the cautious approach is paying off whether or not you agree with it.
Thu Jun 18, 2020 6:39 pm
Thu Jun 18, 2020 6:42 pm
Pembroke bluebird wrote:One word we are looking for HINDSIGHT![]()
Imagine if the virus had taken such a hold and the NHS over run![]()
Then the title of this thread would have been THEY SHOULD HAVE PREPARED BETTER![]()
Thu Jun 18, 2020 7:25 pm
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Thu Jun 18, 2020 8:22 pm
pembroke allan wrote:It's not only the field hospitals? If anyone as been to morriston hospital they have turned both patient waiting areas into ICU wards think finished last week at what cost with no patients in them I suspect? Guess not planning to have outpatient appointments in near future, also uhw as got very expensive isolation units built above concourse car park which was not finished other week at what cost with no patients going in probably... both are temporary so need spend x amount to turn back into previous use! Hindsight is great but were these two things nessasary so late into pandemic?
Thu Jun 18, 2020 8:47 pm
goats wrote:pembroke allan wrote:It's not only the field hospitals? If anyone as been to morriston hospital they have turned both patient waiting areas into ICU wards think finished last week at what cost with no patients in them I suspect? Guess not planning to have outpatient appointments in near future, also uhw as got very expensive isolation units built above concourse car park which was not finished other week at what cost with no patients going in probably... both are temporary so need spend x amount to turn back into previous use! Hindsight is great but were these two things nessasary so late into pandemic?
They should move them into empty units somewhere now so they are ready should we ever need them again in the future. Sounds like plenty of office blocks are going to be empty now so maybe use them.....
Thu Jun 18, 2020 9:25 pm
Sven wrote:I think the important words that the bleaters should consider are "what if...?"
The authorities would have been remiss not to have put something like that in place and the fact it hasn't been used to its potential is something to be celebrated and not used as another stick to beat them
And the £166m estimate was for the 19 hospitals built in Wales; not just one...!
Thu Jun 18, 2020 9:25 pm
pembroke allan wrote:goats wrote:pembroke allan wrote:It's not only the field hospitals? If anyone as been to morriston hospital they have turned both patient waiting areas into ICU wards think finished last week at what cost with no patients in them I suspect? Guess not planning to have outpatient appointments in near future, also uhw as got very expensive isolation units built above concourse car park which was not finished other week at what cost with no patients going in probably... both are temporary so need spend x amount to turn back into previous use! Hindsight is great but were these two things nessasary so late into pandemic?
They should move them into empty units somewhere now so they are ready should we ever need them again in the future. Sounds like plenty of office blocks are going to be empty now so maybe use them.....
Well that's good idea but guessing they want the beds at the hospital otherwise wouldn't need them because as we know field hospitals in Wales not used ! Will say if your waiting to see a consultant will have to get really ill with your problem before get to see him when it may be to late! At moment only going to offer fone consultations not easy to do when trying to describe something wrong with you..
Thu Jun 18, 2020 9:34 pm
thomasblue wrote:pembroke allan wrote:goats wrote:pembroke allan wrote:It's not only the field hospitals? If anyone as been to morriston hospital they have turned both patient waiting areas into ICU wards think finished last week at what cost with no patients in them I suspect? Guess not planning to have outpatient appointments in near future, also uhw as got very expensive isolation units built above concourse car park which was not finished other week at what cost with no patients going in probably... both are temporary so need spend x amount to turn back into previous use! Hindsight is great but were these two things nessasary so late into pandemic?
They should move them into empty units somewhere now so they are ready should we ever need them again in the future. Sounds like plenty of office blocks are going to be empty now so maybe use them.....
Well that's good idea but guessing they want the beds at the hospital otherwise wouldn't need them because as we know field hospitals in Wales not used ! Will say if your waiting to see a consultant will have to get really ill with your problem before get to see him when it may be to late! At moment only going to offer fone consultations not easy to do when trying to describe something wrong with you..
Why cant they turn these field hospitals into A&E .
Like goats said, use up a empty office block for accident and emergency units freeing up the main hospitals
Thu Jun 18, 2020 9:56 pm
skidemin wrote:thomasblue wrote:pembroke allan wrote:goats wrote:pembroke allan wrote:It's not only the field hospitals? If anyone as been to morriston hospital they have turned both patient waiting areas into ICU wards think finished last week at what cost with no patients in them I suspect? Guess not planning to have outpatient appointments in near future, also uhw as got very expensive isolation units built above concourse car park which was not finished other week at what cost with no patients going in probably... both are temporary so need spend x amount to turn back into previous use! Hindsight is great but were these two things nessasary so late into pandemic?
They should move them into empty units somewhere now so they are ready should we ever need them again in the future. Sounds like plenty of office blocks are going to be empty now so maybe use them.....
Well that's good idea but guessing they want the beds at the hospital otherwise wouldn't need them because as we know field hospitals in Wales not used ! Will say if your waiting to see a consultant will have to get really ill with your problem before get to see him when it may be to late! At moment only going to offer fone consultations not easy to do when trying to describe something wrong with you..
Why cant they turn these field hospitals into A&E .
Like goats said, use up a empty office block for accident and emergency units freeing up the main hospitals
they were closing A & E s mate... and many of the field hospitals A} are make shift and not built to the standard youd expect for a hospital and B} have a primary use which was not covid which I assume they will revert too...
Thu Jun 18, 2020 10:45 pm
pembroke allan wrote:skidemin wrote:thomasblue wrote:pembroke allan wrote:goats wrote:pembroke allan wrote:It's not only the field hospitals? If anyone as been to morriston hospital they have turned both patient waiting areas into ICU wards think finished last week at what cost with no patients in them I suspect? Guess not planning to have outpatient appointments in near future, also uhw as got very expensive isolation units built above concourse car park which was not finished other week at what cost with no patients going in probably... both are temporary so need spend x amount to turn back into previous use! Hindsight is great but were these two things nessasary so late into pandemic?
They should move them into empty units somewhere now so they are ready should we ever need them again in the future. Sounds like plenty of office blocks are going to be empty now so maybe use them.....
Well that's good idea but guessing they want the beds at the hospital otherwise wouldn't need them because as we know field hospitals in Wales not used ! Will say if your waiting to see a consultant will have to get really ill with your problem before get to see him when it may be to late! At moment only going to offer fone consultations not easy to do when trying to describe something wrong with you..
Why cant they turn these field hospitals into A&E .
Like goats said, use up a empty office block for accident and emergency units freeing up the main hospitals
they were closing A & E s mate... and many of the field hospitals A} are make shift and not built to the standard youd expect for a hospital and B} have a primary use which was not covid which I assume they will revert too...
They were fitted with ventilators and only use ventilators on ICU or other high dependency units So standards were high! Some hospitals came close to having full ICU but it never went to full capacity in wales , the problem now is the strategy of closing hospitals except for emergency operations as resulted in a backlog of all services that is going to take several years to clear if at all..
Thu Jun 18, 2020 11:13 pm
skidemin wrote:pembroke allan wrote:skidemin wrote:thomasblue wrote:pembroke allan wrote:goats wrote:pembroke allan wrote:It's not only the field hospitals? If anyone as been to morriston hospital they have turned both patient waiting areas into ICU wards think finished last week at what cost with no patients in them I suspect? Guess not planning to have outpatient appointments in near future, also uhw as got very expensive isolation units built above concourse car park which was not finished other week at what cost with no patients going in probably... both are temporary so need spend x amount to turn back into previous use! Hindsight is great but were these two things nessasary so late into pandemic?
They should move them into empty units somewhere now so they are ready should we ever need them again in the future. Sounds like plenty of office blocks are going to be empty now so maybe use them.....
Well that's good idea but guessing they want the beds at the hospital otherwise wouldn't need them because as we know field hospitals in Wales not used ! Will say if your waiting to see a consultant will have to get really ill with your problem before get to see him when it may be to late! At moment only going to offer fone consultations not easy to do when trying to describe something wrong with you..
Why cant they turn these field hospitals into A&E .
Like goats said, use up a empty office block for accident and emergency units freeing up the main hospitals
they were closing A & E s mate... and many of the field hospitals A} are make shift and not built to the standard youd expect for a hospital and B} have a primary use which was not covid which I assume they will revert too...
They were fitted with ventilators and only use ventilators on ICU or other high dependency units So standards were high! Some hospitals came close to having full ICU but it never went to full capacity in wales , the problem now is the strategy of closing hospitals except for emergency operations as resulted in a backlog of all services that is going to take several years to clear if at all..
if you want to believe these converted training barns etc are up to normal hospital standard go take a look... they are what they are temporary white elephants...
Thu Jun 18, 2020 11:50 pm
jimmy_rat wrote:moonboots wrote:Fixing up the palace of Westminster is a staggering £7billion.
Dragons heart and the other field hospitals were a necessary gamble. The Heath came within a week of reaching maximum capacity. At it's peak coronavirus was doubling every 3.5 days. If the virus didn't peak when it did we'd have been desperate for the field hospitals. Imagine the moaners on here if our hospitals were being overrun and Wales didn't have enough capacity while England and Scotland did. Let's be honest the Welsh Government can't do anything right in the eyes of the obvious right wing majority on here. But at the end of the day when you look at excess deaths during the coronavirus period Wales is doing far better than England per head of population.
Obviously the cautious approach is paying off whether or not you agree with it.
And Westminster can't do anything right in your eyes.
Testing levels lowest in UK. Miles off target.
More positive cases than the rest of the UK.
Schools unable to open.
Please tell us where you think Wales have got it right?
Fri Jun 19, 2020 9:25 am
moonboots wrote:jimmy_rat wrote:moonboots wrote:Fixing up the palace of Westminster is a staggering £7billion.
Dragons heart and the other field hospitals were a necessary gamble. The Heath came within a week of reaching maximum capacity. At it's peak coronavirus was doubling every 3.5 days. If the virus didn't peak when it did we'd have been desperate for the field hospitals. Imagine the moaners on here if our hospitals were being overrun and Wales didn't have enough capacity while England and Scotland did. Let's be honest the Welsh Government can't do anything right in the eyes of the obvious right wing majority on here. But at the end of the day when you look at excess deaths during the coronavirus period Wales is doing far better than England per head of population.
Obviously the cautious approach is paying off whether or not you agree with it.
And Westminster can't do anything right in your eyes.
Testing levels lowest in UK. Miles off target.
More positive cases than the rest of the UK.
Schools unable to open.
Please tell us where you think Wales have got it right?
I did mate. Cautious approach has resulted in far less excess deaths per head of population than in England. Westminster is a mess. So many u-turns they will disappear up their own arse!!:thumbup:
Fri Jun 19, 2020 11:47 am
rumpo kid wrote:moonboots wrote:jimmy_rat wrote:moonboots wrote:Fixing up the palace of Westminster is a staggering £7billion.
Dragons heart and the other field hospitals were a necessary gamble. The Heath came within a week of reaching maximum capacity. At it's peak coronavirus was doubling every 3.5 days. If the virus didn't peak when it did we'd have been desperate for the field hospitals. Imagine the moaners on here if our hospitals were being overrun and Wales didn't have enough capacity while England and Scotland did. Let's be honest the Welsh Government can't do anything right in the eyes of the obvious right wing majority on here. But at the end of the day when you look at excess deaths during the coronavirus period Wales is doing far better than England per head of population.
Obviously the cautious approach is paying off whether or not you agree with it.
And Westminster can't do anything right in your eyes.
Testing levels lowest in UK. Miles off target.
More positive cases than the rest of the UK.
Schools unable to open.
Please tell us where you think Wales have got it right?
I did mate. Cautious approach has resulted in far less excess deaths per head of population than in England. Westminster is a mess. So many u-turns they will disappear up their own arse!!:thumbup:
You cant compare the two really for a multitude of reasons, none of which appear to have entered your modest brain. Why not think prior to posting? At least a little.