'Hit squads' to help tackle MRSA

[TeamD]

The BBC said:

Hit squads are to be sent into the 20 NHS trusts with the worst record on tackling the superbug MRSA, the Department of Health has announced.

I don't want to sound naive, but wouldn't topping the cleaners be abit conterproductive?

[tomtom]

My bird does this for a living. Basically they rock up, give the cleaners a kick up the arse, sit about monitoring the situation for longer than neccessary while my taxes pay her and her colleagues then move on to another hospital.

[timmy30]

TeamD said:

The BBC said: Hit squads are to be sent into the 20 NHS trusts with the worst record on tackling the superbug MRSA, the Department of Health has announced. I don't want to sound naive, but wouldn't topping the cleaners be abit conterproductive?

I don't think they mean shoot the patients TeamD!

I think the idea is to shoot the patients whov'e got MRSA to stop them spreading it

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[yertis]

They should train the nurses properly, like they they used to do, employ proper cleaners, like they used to do...etc...

[TeamD]

yertis said:

They should train the nurses properly, like they they used to do

What? So they can top the cleaners if they're no good!!

[sadako]

Sendin' in the cleanup crew

[timmy30]

I find the picture above stragely arousing......




I think is a combination of french maids outfits and suspenders.




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>> Edited by timmy30 on Monday 6th February 16:11

[eccles]

is that richard hammond on the right of the picture?.....he's everywhere these days!

[Nick P]

tomtom said:

My bird does this for a living. Basically they rock up, give the cleaners a kick up the arse, sit about monitoring the situation for longer than neccessary while my taxes pay her and her colleagues then move on to another hospital.

then when they leave the cleaners go back to the previous slack ways?

[greg_D]

yertis said:

They should train the nurses properly, like they they used to do, employ proper cleaners, like they used to do...etc...

i was in hospital the other week for an operation and the standard of cleaning was risible, to say that it was a cat lick was being generous, and the nurses rarely cleaned their hands, and got offended when i asked then to use the hand gel that i took in myself (that says something)

unfortunately, in this regard PFI has a lot to answer to.........