Submitted on Sunday 22nd March 2020
Rejected on Tuesday 31st March 2020
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)
Why can't the NHS have medals for long service or above and beyond.
Introduce long service medals and above and beyond the call. The NHS is woefully under appreciated, by its mangers and government.
With light of the recent covid 19 outbreak, they all just keep going to work to help and care for the sick and dying, they do not get a break after a emergency.
The police and fire service all get long service medals and bravery or above and beyond etc.
The staff in the NHS are under ever increasing pressure, with dwindling numbers and increase in patients due to GP surgeries being unable to keep up with demand.
Nursing and cottage hospitals closing, an ageing population with longer stays in a acute environment, all put pressure on the front line staff in hospitals, they get pressure from managers, and suffer stress on an unprecedented scale.
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