Sasparilla Smith

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Sasparilla Smith

Sasparilla Smith

@archivitis

Parity for mental health. Justice for those whose health has been made worse by unreasonable waiting times. Fight to get the NHS to follow its own Constitution.

England, United Kingdom Katılım Kasım 2015
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Sasparilla Smith
Sasparilla Smith@archivitis·
Given that this was identified by a Working Party of professionals in 2021, why was I screaming, driven2 crisis point & having2 try to explain this2 the DWP in an MR in autumn 2022? Why could the DWP not just have read the report & agreed to treat ppl fairly? @Debbie_abrahams
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Heather
Heather@ukheather·
My GP removed online booking YEARS ago blaming Covid, but never added it back & claim the reason is "triage" even though receptionists aren't medically trained to triage (its a excuse) Removed accessibility too. 98.7% of GP's are supposed to have online appointments! @DHSCgovuk
Department of Health and Social Care@DHSCgovuk

Still setting your alarm for 7:55am to phone your GP? Get in touch online instead, at a time that suits you. Nearly every GP practice now offers this service alongside telephone and face-to-face appointments. Modern, convenient healthcare that works for you 📱

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Sasparilla Smith@archivitis·
@DanJamNuttall My complaint response letter was sent by snail mail so that's why it took a very long time to arrive Before the complaints officer rang me, I was sent a text with the general complaints 0800 number & their extension number Include your complaint reference no. in subject heading
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Daniel
Daniel@DanJamNuttall·
@HalifaxBank Hi. I made a complaint by email and someone called Adnan called me this week. I complained on 13-Apr. I am still yet to receive a complaint acknowledgment letter or a copy of the final response letter I was offered on the phone. Can you confirm these are being sent?
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Money and Mental Health
🚨 New report 📢 We’re calling on the government to work with regulators to create a ‘Share Once’ support system, to offer people a safe and easy one-stop shop for disclosing their needs to all the essential services they deal with.
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Sasparilla Smith@archivitis·
@HalifaxBank You did refuse my Reasonable Adjustment request. If you hadn't refused it, the problem would have been resolved hours ago. You have not provided a way forward for me, and you don't even have an email address for your complaints team.
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Sasparilla Smith
Sasparilla Smith@archivitis·
@HalifaxBank Halifax has refused a Reasonable Adjustment request for disability. You don't even have an email address for your complaints team. I have been round and round in circles on your webpage. You need to improve your support for disabled customers, please. @mmhpi
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Sasparilla Smith@archivitis·
.@SarahMillican75 Carlisle tkts cancelled so trying2 rebook but cannot get directly in touch with a human @seetickets - they have no phone number & no live chat - have to fill out a form & wait for them to get back to you. Need ticket outlets with direct / live way to communicate
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Sasparilla Smith@archivitis·
@DrHWazir If they need more people to study and work in STEM subjects, how about funding them?
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Sasparilla Smith@archivitis·
@DrHWazir Plus: medicine & dentistry courses tend to require the right A levels - all at 1 sitting. Access courses not accepted. It's hard for mature adults wishing to change careers to get funding for the required A levels to apply for medicine + timetable / delivery format which works
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Dr Haseena Wazir
Dr Haseena Wazir@DrHWazir·
There’s a hidden reason why it takes weeks to see your GP. In 2024, 15,000 doctors applied for GP training yet the government capped places at just 4096. This significantly limits the number of new GPs despite the public demand being higher than ever. Many fully qualified GPs are also finding it hard to secure positions and some have resorted to driving for Uber to make ends meet. Those GPs still practising face overwhelming caseloads, with some responsible for over 3,000 patients - a direct outcome of these policy decisions. This is a silent NHS scandal that is going unreported.
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Sasparilla Smith@archivitis·
@MartinSLewis @itvMLshow I sat on a picnic bench in a hotel garden, wth a cup of coffee. Th bench wasn't secured2 th ground, & toppled over. They didn't offer another coffee or even apologise My elderly-ish relative slipped on a tomato on th floor in Harrods. Staff saw it happen bt didn't offer any help
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Martin Lewis
Martin Lewis@MartinSLewis·
Today's poll via @itvMLshow 8pm: If your plate of food arrives in a chain restaurant & by accident you knock it on the floor so it's inedible. Would you think restaurant should provide a 2nd serving for free? Let us know ur thoughts, & if it's happened to you using #MartinLewis
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Sasparilla Smith
Sasparilla Smith@archivitis·
It seems that part of the NICE Guidelines looks at the cost of treatment for a condition. Maybe it's time they looked at the cost of NOT treating someone for a condition / not treating them quickly enough.
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Sasparilla Smith@archivitis·
@iidris13 Wouldn't it make sense to be able to offer this or similar before bariatric surgery? Would increasing BED treatment options not be worth the investment to reduce the risk of diabetes & obesity / to improve the health of patients with these comorbidities? Thank you
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Sasparilla Smith@archivitis·
@iidris13 Given lisdexamfetamine is effective for some US residents with BED, wouldn't it be of potentially massive benefit, both in terms of health & finance to do the research necessary to licence it in the UK for BED?
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