Dr Hilary Jones has hit out at Prime Minister Rishi Sunak over his handling of the NHS and blasted the ‘inept’ government for not acknowledging the crisis.
Speaking on’s episode of Good Morning Britain, the GP shared the experiences of ‘heartbroken’ frontline doctors and said if the situation ‘doesn’t change very quickly, the NHS is finished.’
‘There are thousands of these posts and I’ve just picked three of them here as examples and they are very worrying,’ he began. ‘” is the term used to explain the process of kicking a patient out of a recessed cubicle space in emergency care and placing them in a corridor so that a more critical patient can take their place. We did this so a patient could die anywhere other than in the corridor”.’
‘That’s two people with life-changing disabilities that could have been prevented. I am heartbroken.’The television doctor went on to describe how staff are in tears at the end of their shift, claiming that when they return to the next shift, the ‘same patient is still waiting to be seen after 24 hours’.
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