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Professor Kevin Fenton: Healthy people are productive people
If there was any doubt over the importance of public health policy, the COVID-19 pandemic put paid to the notion. But with an 18-year difference in healthy life expectancy between the most deprived and affluent communities, are we missing a trick when it comes to public health? In this episode, Matthew Taylor puts the question to Professor Kevin Fenton, a public health specialist and infectious disease epidemiologist who has played a pivotal role in shaping public health in the UK and abroad. Unpacking what public health is and covers, Professor Fenton also argues that a productive economy needs a healthy population; tackling broader issues such as health inequalities and community health are key to this.
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Leading Improvement in Health and Care - Ep 3: Flow
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Flow - the way a patient or a service user moves through different stages in the health care system - is vital for good patient care. In this episode we explore how applying the values and methods that are essential to improving flow, can have a powerful impact on how health and care services can work better for both patients and staff. We hear from three great speakers: - David Fillingham, cha...
Has the new government already kicked social care reform into the long grass?
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The new Labour government may have one realistic chance of getting genuine reform of social care through parliament, but they have to act now, argue our guests. Despite this, social care was a notable omission from Labour's health plans as laid out in the recent King's speech to parliament. Natasha Curry, Deputy Director of Policy at the Nuffield Trust, and Sam Freedman, public policy expert an...
Paul Corrigan and Isabel Hardman: Avoiding short-termism in the NHS
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In this episode of Health on the Line, Matthew Taylor interviews journalist and author Isabel Hardman and former health advisor Paul Corrigan, who has since been announced as a new advisor to the Department for Health and Social Care. They reflect on the election result and early announcements, the new Government's approach to the health service, and the need for long-term planning and investme...
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Barbara Staruk, RLDatix
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Simon speaks to Barbara Staruk in the Speaker Studio at Confed Expo 2024
Leading Improvement in Health and Care - Ep 2: ConfedExpo Live
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In this special episode, recorded live at ConfedExpo in June, hosts Penny Pereira (Managing Director of Q at the Health Foundation) and Matthew Taylor (CEO of NHS Confederation) explore how improvement is both a mindset and a method. For it to work well, co-production and the space to reimagine how services work and are organised, are essential. You’ll hear highlights and reflections from Penny...
ConfedExpo24: In conversation with Tinuke Awe and Clotilde Rebecca Abe, co-founders of 5 X More
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5 X More is a grassroots organisation committed to changing and highlighting black maternal health outcomes in the UK. 5 X More’s co-founders, Clo and Tinuke, will discuss their organisation’s work to address this disparity and reflect on the role of grassroots organisations in advocacy.
The state of public finances: what will the next government inherit?
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Not long after the general election was announced, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) warned that the UK’s fiscal position will hang over the campaign like a dark cloud. With less than a week until polling day, questions are mounting about what an incoming government is likely to inherit and what that might mean for public finances in the next parliament. In this episode, Matthew Taylor tal...
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Matthew Kershaw, Croydon Health Services NHS Trust
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Simon speaks to Matthew Kershaw in the Speaker Studio at Confed Expo 2024
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Jacob Haddad, Accurx
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Jacob Haddad, Accurx
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Jenni Douglas Todd, Dorset ICS
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Jenni Douglas Todd, Dorset ICS
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Dr Claire Fuller, NHS England
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Dr Claire Fuller, NHS England
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Professor Dame Donna Kinnair DBE, East London Foundation Trust
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Professor Dame Donna Kinnair DBE, East London Foundation Trust
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Sean Duggan OBE, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Sean Duggan OBE, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Dan Bunstone, ETC Health @BT
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Dan Bunstone, ETC Health @BT
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Jacob Lant, National Voices
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Jacob Lant, National Voices
In conversation with Dr Gabrielle Mathews and Professor Chris Ham
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In conversation with Dr Gabrielle Mathews and Professor Chris Ham
In conversation with Kevin Lavery and Dr Annie Williamson
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In conversation with Kevin Lavery and Dr Annie Williamson
In conversation with Jill Thompson, chair of Breast Cancer Now
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In conversation with Jill Thompson, chair of Breast Cancer Now
In conversation with Sarah Woolnough, chief executive of The King's Fund
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In conversation with Sarah Woolnough, chief executive of The King's Fund
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Professor Bola Owolabi, NHS England
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Professor Bola Owolabi, NHS England
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Steve Russell, NHS England
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Steve Russell, NHS England
ConfedExpo24: In conversation with.. Next steps in implementing the NHS vaccination strategy
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ConfedExpo24: In conversation with.. Next steps in implementing the NHS vaccination strategy
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Lucy George, AstraZeneca UK
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Lucy George, AstraZeneca UK
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Professor Sir Stephen Powis, NHS England
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Professor Sir Stephen Powis, NHS England
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Ming Tang, NHS England
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Ming Tang, NHS England
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Rob Webster CBE, West Yorkshire ICB
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Rob Webster CBE, West Yorkshire ICB
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Danny Moore, Novartis
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Danny Moore, Novartis
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Lord Victor Adebowale, NHS Confederation Day 2
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Lord Victor Adebowale, NHS Confederation Day 2
ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Matthew Taylor, NHS Confederation
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ConfedExpo24: Speaker Studio - Matthew Taylor, NHS Confederation

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  • @AzumiRM
    @AzumiRM 2 місяці тому

    Let me tell you about the NHS : *You have an emergency for the first time in your life after paying a lot more than we do in japan for insurance for nhs contributions - which is health insurance. And you wait 7 hours to see a doctor. On a hard bench in a 200 year old hospital. Then you get misdiagnosed. Where as, we pay 30% of our medical bill in Japan unless it's an emergency which will be 0% and see a doctor in 10-20 mins in a new building with adequate facilities. Not just a water machine. I know the UK is proud of the NHS but it is awful in comparison to other country's systems. I'd rather pay insurance from a private company that would cover 70% of my non-emergency bill at 25 - 40 a month and see a doctor quickly and pay 30% of the bill than £150+ month, see a doctor in 7 hours while i wait in pain, one time in my life for enormous NI contributions.

  • @max-nm6qx
    @max-nm6qx 2 місяці тому

    "WHERE ARE THE DEAD "?BY DOUG BATCHELOR POWERFUL WATCH ❤

  • @max-nm6qx
    @max-nm6qx 2 місяці тому

    "GODS FARMACY "BY DR THOMAS JACKSON EX PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL PLAYER GREAT HEALTH WATCH ENJOY ❤GOD IS LOVE FOREVER ❤

  • @vrindersinghrandhawa6343
    @vrindersinghrandhawa6343 3 місяці тому

    Completely Underhanded Nefarious Titleholders

  • @finianlacy8827
    @finianlacy8827 6 місяців тому

    Money making scheme based on outdated procedures..Disgusting !!

  • @mohamedboufas7391
    @mohamedboufas7391 Рік тому

    U are top lady smart iam very sorry that u have bad experience with some staff in nhs but iam watching u video i will tank you for your sharing u experience

  • @JulieTasker
    @JulieTasker 2 роки тому

    Please help us to support people better than Dr Kate Granger had been in some of her experiences. Please introduce, hold your hand, perhaps hug, and allow yourself to talk sufficiently as a proper conversation with properly person-centred care.

  • @theolauder7328
    @theolauder7328 2 роки тому

    Dan Walker first episode

  • @brianlopez8855
    @brianlopez8855 2 роки тому

    This person needs to be removed from his post.

  • @shazza4
    @shazza4 3 роки тому

    What an amazing lady

  • @shazza4
    @shazza4 3 роки тому

    What an amazing lady

  • @poosnip
    @poosnip 3 роки тому

    This guy will be instrumental in opening the gateway to American firms infiltrating the nhs and ultimately changing the doctrine of free at point of need and moving in the in the direction of the American style. At the moment of his retirement he will have lobbying opportunities with the big insurance firms, us private healthcare providers and hospitals and the pharmaceutical companies. Already there is the little known £500m per opportunity that big pharma has in its sights.. The slow stripping of the regulatory protocols governing how much nhs will pay. These are just examples of the enormity of the incentive and how big business can influence governments by installing trijan horses at the vwry top of an organisation such as the nhs.

  • @sandoz0
    @sandoz0 3 роки тому

    omg Dr Granger such a strong and beautiful soul god bless god bless

  • @psycholist4170
    @psycholist4170 3 роки тому

    the NHS is a bureaucracy with a few clinicians tacked on

  • @krishnamane6903
    @krishnamane6903 3 роки тому

    Get More info Challenges Facing Healthcare Projects visit us: member.hpmaglobal.org/key-challenges-facing-healthcare-projects/

  • @AntSudbury-tv3we
    @AntSudbury-tv3we 4 роки тому

    This spiteful government don't want a , NHS ,your well being means nothing to them,just your votes, and the dummies will keep voting for them

  • @MultiPossum1
    @MultiPossum1 5 років тому

    Psychopaths.

  • @Louranicas
    @Louranicas 5 років тому

    I am a peer educator from ACT Australia and found your webinar invaluable are their other resources on Co-Production that you could stear me towards

  • @iainrae6159
    @iainrae6159 5 років тому

    Disappointed to see Liz accusing Tommy Robinson and Carl Benjiman of racism,misogyny etc ,thus ignoring the many valid issues they raise.

  • @fredaaa-
    @fredaaa- 5 років тому

    It’s now 2019... 😂

  • @nusratmedicine
    @nusratmedicine 5 років тому

    #BREXITmeds - Lot's of people on the frontline of patient care in the #NHS disagree with the comments in this video stating there are no supply chain problems. See below links to some of the many posts on Twitter detailing this. I myself have been contacted by countless patients and #NHSprofessionals, in confidence off the record, very worried about the supply chain stockpiling problem of drug shortages. Can all these people be wrong? For a multitude of reasons, directly or indirectly, there is a shortage of drugs and all roads do lead back to #BREXIT. A problem that is outside of the usual supplychain shortages. I'm not surprised #MattHancock is 'furious' - he is running for election, hoping to take the place of Theresa May, this clearly is bad news at the worst time for him. 'He lost my respect and silence the day he lost respect for patients. I usually avoid commenting on individual politicians. But I am duty bound to speak up for #patients. Someone has to when the SoS cares only for his job & election.' twitter.com/NusratMedicine/status/1114965455767257090

  • @diegobenalcazar4836
    @diegobenalcazar4836 5 років тому

    you can thank the iron lady

  • @ewa.siwiec
    @ewa.siwiec 5 років тому

    CUTS? NHS sends more money than ever. There are just more patients than this country is able to treat. www.instituteforgovernment.org.uk/blog/hypothecated-tax-no-long-term-solution-funding-health-and-social-care

  • @survindarchahal8042
    @survindarchahal8042 6 років тому

    So now we're not just talking about 'Winter pressures' but 'Spring pressures' as well? If bank staff aren't enough what is the best option to recruit new nurses and other staff to join an increasingly squeezed NHS?

  • @roisinmcdonough6879
    @roisinmcdonough6879 6 років тому

    What a wonderful poem! You have captured the essence of the great NHS and what it stands for and what it does for all of us.

  • @charliegraham5735
    @charliegraham5735 6 років тому

    Love It! You got it all in there Colin. Fact and emotion equally balanced.

  • @davidhillguildford1478
    @davidhillguildford1478 6 років тому

    Good to know these issues! Thanks for sharing! Sharing a David Hill Guildford video about this topic. ua-cam.com/video/uvHkl3eDBkE/v-deo.html

  • @stuartcrossland1746
    @stuartcrossland1746 6 років тому

    ua-cam.com/video/5Y2Wn5lLoXU/v-deo.html

  • @boptah7489
    @boptah7489 6 років тому

    It is important to remember that no businesses voted in the referendum. The referendum was only open to UK citizens and the reasons why they voted in a particular direction is secondary to the fact that we have voted to leave ALL of the EU.

  • @tuanvy1980
    @tuanvy1980 7 років тому

    smart man.

  • @austinthornton3407
    @austinthornton3407 7 років тому

    The NHS can be reconfigured to become more efficient. But the efficiency that David talks about here is largely about cutting the cost of staff.

  • @PurpleWhirple
    @PurpleWhirple 7 років тому

    Well, that all sounds great and reassuring. What this guy, ex CEO and president of several US medical corporations, is actually overseeing is the privatisation of the NHS. STP means slashing budgets and services, setting the NHS up to fail. Get out there and protest people, while we still have a chance to save it!

  • @CaringMind
    @CaringMind 7 років тому

    I know its a short interview, but dont forget the other factors in supporting families and carers having to look after those who are mental unwell and I don't mean care workers. If there is more support for the families then it will help those who are recovering have somewhere to go for support. Plus the serve austerity cuts and closure of many community hubs have been the perfect storm for the mental health system.....watch this space.

  • @parmarraghuveer5167
    @parmarraghuveer5167 7 років тому

    R2parmar

  • @johnhaworth2589
    @johnhaworth2589 8 років тому

    30 minutes in, I beg to differ, by freezing a budget you're cutting the budget. Cost of living, salary increases and general increase in costs means a freeze is a cut. Plus you changed the National Insurance contributions so that no one could opt out of NI A and pay NI D. This meant an additional cost to employer and employee.

  • @heididewolf4214
    @heididewolf4214 8 років тому

    Please stop spending money on piloting services in the hope to find a one-size-fits-all. One - never will that money be available again to role out the 'solution', plus pilots take years for real outcomes to be noted, hence often pilots go around in circles every 4-5 years. Quicker (more responsive) fails and successes are needed to learn quicker and help evolve what works for communities.

  • @chilllytube
    @chilllytube 8 років тому

    instead of spending money making pointless vanity videos like this, put the money into care or training. The NHS can't be short of money if it can spend money on this, it must just be poorly administered.

  • @aaloo69
    @aaloo69 8 років тому

    For Gawds sake people, at least spell the title of the keynote speaker correctly! (10:25)

  • @tumkatowice4052
    @tumkatowice4052 8 років тому

    You guys are describing Eutopia! Well done... by 2016 your dreams will have perished along with a deficit budget getting worse! Fact of the matter is you can't afford to run a socialist service to a sustainable end so your politicians have sealed your fate for you.

  • @barbietta
    @barbietta 8 років тому

    The sound comes back at 29:50.

  • @jennyhughes4474
    @jennyhughes4474 9 років тому

    WOW Alison, are you REAL?! I only ask because I'm continually told to 'look it up on the net' then when I do I'm laughed at for being SUCH a dumbo because I believed what I read there. Stupid me but not MY fault because I have a brain injury and almost ALL of us can't know the truth or whether web pages are real (and not diverted) = especially IF/WHEN some people (often those most numerous or with most power but sometimes just very clever - and sometimes benevolent - people) don't wish us to. Your story, although far more severe than mine, rings several bells: the most important one being 'falling through the gap/s'. My GP announced to me that I had fallen into the gap between the hospital and him (after my very seriously bungled op). He KNEW he had helped create this gap and he KNEW he could have closed it and helped me get the truth from the hospital but he refused to. Even more sinister: he wrote 'support++' in my records when he KNEW he was doing the opposite: cruelly slamming the door in my face and protecting his colleagues at the hospital. The same hospital, this GP (and a nurse at the practice) chose to mistreat and neglect my son too after he (and a Dr at the practice failed to correctly assess their own expertise and whether it was suitable for a minor op at the surgery - and bodged it)doctors (if that is what they were) failed to follow even the most BASIC procedures then the SAME hospital lied and covered up their negligences and the harm it caused and the GP lied and the nurse chose NOT to write the comments she made to us about the stitches (and how shocked she was at them plus the infection neglected by the GP. This GP later lied to my son: 'that nurse has left' but oh, it was her who carried out my ECG later at the same practice. This GP is still practicing, he has shown himself to be completely incompetent and a liar and failed to do the things ANY/EVERY GP would, he helped CREATE the gap between himself and the hospital, shoved me into it (also later my son) and had the gall to later say (because of my MEGA sleep problems since op) 'I'VE had sleepless nights over this', 'not as many as me I replied and then he behaved like a child and sneered in a very nasty tone of voice (I can still here him saying this, it repeats often): 'It isn't a COMPETITION you know.' WHY did the GMC not strike him off after he neglected ME so long, why did nobody do anything (including other GPs at the practice) BEFORE he was allowed to also neglect, abuse and lie to my son? It is nearly 10 years later, I have tried SO hard to get people to listen to how it FEELS when seriously injured by healthcare then lied to, medical records fiddled with, denials and DUMPED and NO help to relearn all the skills I lost (because of my brain injury which they labelled 'PTSD' only) = all remedial care denied = when they KNOW what that would do to me, but docs, GPs, hospitals, psychiatric nurse, counsellors etc didn't want to hear me and refused to believe the truths I was telling them and (as far as I know) ALL kept silent and allowed the neglect and abuses to continue. My throat was VERY injured and infected, I had trouble breathing at times but GP refused to see me so I had to get train (VERY ill) up to London hoping to get investigations, truth and care - but I failed yet again: MORE incompetence and probably also a bit of fear: afraid to speak out/help me. It could have been SO different: they all KNEW that, we had had promises for decades about patient safety and protection, rules and regs but ALL failed and NOBODY had the courage t say STOP: I will NOT go along with this. All this (and gaps and lies, cover-ups and neglect) has been known for SO long and nothing has changed. I would LIKE to believe you and other things I read on the net (I have no TV and no help to do it, am cut off) and am told but after so MANY lies by governments and the NHS for so many decades (and centuries = it has ALWAYS been like this) I just can't believe or hope that ANYTHING will change. And when the NHSLA bleats (online = true or not?) that claimant legal costs are way higher then defence costs = if true it is SO obvious why! And I wonder if they include in the defence costs ALL the NHS medico-legal services/complaints at EVERY (?) Trust? Because, without consent, WE (patients, included those injured by the NHS like me) ALL pay for lawyers to protect doctors/Trusts' reputations and finances from 'harm' = from damaged people often seriously injured by Trust/NHS employees. My medical records were taken, fiddled with by COUNTLESS people not my treating doctors including other consultants (mate of guilty one but asked to 'advise' chieg exec), surgeon's Medical Defence Union (MDU), complaints staff, medico-legal - and, I'm pretty sure the same people and/or my GPs MDU (MPS?) fiddled with my GP notes that's why I had to wait SO long (delay) and when I saw them at last SO many of the symptoms I'd reported were 'missing.' Either that or GP himself adjusted them (on advice of MPS et at/hospital) to also protect himself because NO reasonable GP would fail to act on all the very serious injuries I reported to him - nor fail to even NOTE them. I've been getting panic attacks this year (docs at start, well, the anaesthetists actually) said I had PTSD at start but NHS failed to even help with that = no wonder: they KNEW after farce meeting (and some knew at start = they caused it) how seriously PHYSICALLY injured I was but it suited to give me a psychiatric label and fob me off onto counsellor THEY had briefed with lies. I can NEVER come to terms with this, I can NEVER move on: my reputation has been destroyed (labelled a liar, greedy malingerer etc) and my life is in utter tatters. These MASSIVE and far-reaching harms (of every kind) can NEVER be undone, NO remedy can EVER get me (or my son) back into the position I was (we were) in. NO money could EVER compensate for the HORROR that has been the last 9+ years. It MIGHT give me some comfort to think NOBODY ELSE will EVER be subjected to the neglect and cruelty that I have but I have NO confidence left in almost EVERY system - including governments and the NHS and counsellors and 'caring' professions (eg counsellors) = unsurprisingly. Please please prove me wrong: make mine the VERY LAST tragedy, it's my ONLY hope for healing.

    • @alisoncameron881
      @alisoncameron881 8 років тому

      It has taken me FOREVER To see your lovely comment. The truth is I haven't had the nerve to watch my presentation myself. Was just looking it up and noticed I had a couple of comments. In fact I still haven't watched it. I am indeed real and if you like please feel free to contact me on acameron375@yahoo.co.uk. The experiences you describe are of course horrific but I am really sorry to say not unique in that along the way I have met a number of us who have been negated and traumatised/retraumatised in this way. I think I am unshockable and then I hear yet another story and I get shocked all over again. I hope I never stop finding things like what you have been through shocking.... I really do appreciate that you took the time to make a comment. Getting up in front of people like I did that day and telling my sorry tale can be draining and frustrating but if it makes a difference like you say, then I do it....Best wishes Alison

    • @jennyhughes4474
      @jennyhughes4474 8 років тому

      Hello, you (apparently) wrote: It has taken me FOREVER To see your lovely comment. The truth is I haven't had the nerve to watch my presentation myself. Was just looking it up and noticed I had a couple of comments. In fact I still haven't watched it. I am indeed real and if you like please feel free to contact me on acameron375@yahoo.co.uk. The experiences you describe are of course horrific but I am really sorry to say not unique in that along the way I have met a number of us who have been negated and traumatised/retraumatised... Yes, but you CHOSE to use your experiences for that purpose. And continue to? Or are you being FORCED to against your will? I tried to do that very early on (and to find out how/why they, so very many, behaved as they did) but apparently nobody wishes to hear or believe me when I say I do NOT want to spend any more days, months, YEARS doing it. All the while trying to even EAT properly. I've been saying this for YEARS now to all who used to care about me plus new people: STOP, I'm getting MORE injured. But they think they know what's best for me and (apparently): ha ha, never mind And (apparently) my son, friends and family (and many others) have ALL decided for me, instead of ME, that I MUST keep doing it. No matter (apparently) that I've been subjected to rough/cruel treatment which badly injured my hand, been forced to live somewhere where I AGAIN fell down the stairs (that ignored by same NHS hospital+ repeatedly) and so my right shoulder/top arm is badly injured, and in march this year being made (ha ha?) to walk too far so my left hip is badly injured and not getting better. 'traumatised/retraumatised' = yes, by choice. But also by your friends and family YEAR after YEAR? 'Yes it's OK you CAN cause more permanent injury to my mum/Jen, we don't mind, we OK it for her' ? Year after year ? That is NOT OK, ooops, she got more injured, ooops, never mind? NOT OK. OOOps, slips and lapses (NO thought, oops?) by those MAKING me do this stuff? 'Oh but it'll be worth it, even PERMANENT injuries, to cause change, never mind...' ??? NOTHING is worth MORE permanent injury, nothing. OR feeling this bad for so very long = days, months, years in the bin. Not worth it. But I'm told I'm wrong. Good for you if you CHOSE to do what you do. Shame on those who MADE you, year after year, if not. I do not and cannot believe that the NHS et al will NEVER do this again. Empty promises and lies for decades and guidelines which don't work and laws who protect the people who need it least. Oh if ALL that REALLY changed = worth it to have more permanent injuries? Nope. I'm not a hero/ine, NOT someone like Mandela who gave his freedom for his principles, NOT Martin Luther King (and so many more) who gave their lives... I'm lil old me who's hurting big-time and some years ago I had already pushed myself to do than I really was able = I/ME hurt myself more but I knew when to stop. These bullies ('friends/family' and more) won't LET me stop - or allow ME to choose how, when etc. I/ME CHOOSE to do it. Not allowed to change my mind/done enough? 'Best interests'? Nope. All the best. PS do you know nobody will read this (fake site? nobody interested? not public?) or chose to publicly display your email address to anyone? of course we SHOULD be able to and not have it abused but (apparently) that behaviour is tolerated/not criminal, we 'must accept it'...

  • @Mauricenicoll1
    @Mauricenicoll1 9 років тому

    The last half is muted

  • @annaleggatt2609
    @annaleggatt2609 9 років тому

    A wonderful brave intelligent and bolshy lady.! Keep going.

    • @alisoncameron881
      @alisoncameron881 8 років тому

      Only just spotted your kind comment. I am still at it, still rattling cages and being on the militant side of radical!. I really appreciated your comment. I haven't been able to watch my presentation yet - maybe one day! Many thanks.

  • @mordillo
    @mordillo 9 років тому

    Investigate corruption in NELFT.

  • @reardelt
    @reardelt 9 років тому

    Well, breast cancer just means cancer in the breast. Lung cancer is just cancer in the lungs. The point is cancer is not necessarily different in different anatomical locations. They all have a uniting concept, i.e. excessive proliferation of cells, where the causes could be many.

  • @davidporterrealestate
    @davidporterrealestate 9 років тому

    Starts at 4:35

  • @lapassion24
    @lapassion24 9 років тому

    so basically we have a computer(machine) that can find what type of Cancer cell it is and what type of PROTEIN it needs to shrink the cancer cells!!!??

  • @stenlarsson4408
    @stenlarsson4408 10 років тому

    this is the same man who says the NHS should be run like Coast coffee shops

  • @machias71
    @machias71 10 років тому

    A completel longitudinal healthcare record from all disparate data sources it totally doable and many organizations have it so that point is just totally false. The technology and standards to do so have been around for decades and we don't need a private fiber network to do it. The problem is that unrelated organizations don't wish to share data. He never mentions who pays for that integration to the clinical operating system either. Products like Healthvault and other cloud based repositories are out there. There is an app ecosystem and apis to build that integration specific to any datasource but nobody does it

  • @jebberjeb
    @jebberjeb 10 років тому

    pimpin!!