Not The Way We Treat Our None Paying Medical Tourists?

[anotheoldgit]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5407935/Man-39-died-kidney-failure-Egypt-holiday.html

[bednobs]

"It's over to the good old tolerant UK ..."
Makes you proud to be british, huh?

[Peter Pedant]

// In an emergency....ALL hospitals will treat patients, but in a non emergency,...///

where do you get this sqad - a fella died on the pavement outside a prive - Bridgewater I think - after beating on the door and they wouldnt let him in
Now closed
the admin said 'it was a mistake'

[Sqad]

PP.

"Patients die, misdiagnosis happens, mistakes are made...all over the world, every day."

That is what have said in my post above.

[naomi24]

Squad at 13.22, if you're referring to the case I'm talking about there was no misdiagnosis because there was no examination. It's naive to assume that, wherever they are in the world, people get the vital medical help they may need.

[Sqad]

naomi....I wasn't referring to your post, I was referring to the post above by PP naming sqad (me).

My latest post above is not referring to any post in particular......just a general point about worldwide medical care.

[naomi24]

Ok.

[ladybirder]

I hope it wasn't a relative or friend of yours Naomi? Bad enough to have witnessed it without that. Very distressing.

[naomi24]

Ladybirder, a friend.

[ladybirder]

Oh Naomi, how dreadful, I'm so sorry. I don't know what else to say, I'm lost for words. x

[naomi24]

Not much I can say either, but thanks.