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By: GREG BARR

GREG BARR — Tue, 29 Nov 2011 13:21:13 +0000

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The post is my look and comparison with the UK health system.I was testedand diagnosed with PPMS(Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerorosis)with in 9 months here in Finland.Neurolists saw me virtually every two weeks.The UK would not have offered such an efficient service.
The hospitals or clinics are calmer with no violence as seen in UK A&E wards.Currently UK hospitals are battling with a simple thing like clenliness and spread of bacteria
Finland has a current over supply of Doctors and nursing staff most educated to degree level.I found the UK to be short on hhospital beds,and support services.Vising my local GpP in Plymouth was a waste of time.I waited approx 6 months for an invitation to see a specialist,in this case a Neurologist.
Then again this is my personal experience.Here in Finland the health service is free as in the UK but far more efficient,welcoming and stable with effect to finances,trained staff,research and management
Best Regards
Greg

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By: GREG BARR

GREG BARR — Sun, 17 Apr 2011 08:17:56 +0000

Your comment is appreciated
I try to write on as many subjects based around Helsinki Finland and Travel abrod
Regards
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