Looooxury

Bugger, If I had known, I would have requested Tas. You spineless git
Coney. Yeah, I'm doing IDC's now!

Hammo

PS only gutless wankers upset nurses.

 

So?

TB

 

Patients that need to be cared for, are. Hospital is not some holiday house
for the pathetic. Patient care is an extremely high consideration of the
nursing and multi-D teams. Those that don¹t need this care, don¹t need to
be in hospital.

If you want to keep the hospitals firing on all cylinders DON¹T vote for the
lieberals.

Hammo

 

....and sometimes staples

Hammo

 

You are correct. A stay in a five star hotel is cheaper than a stay in hospital - in
general. Not sure how many hotels have MRI scanners, expensive oncology drugs, staff
for whom training is a lifetime endeavour. I find your comments more than a little
intersting since I have plenty of experience in both fields and have no doubts why one
costs a tad more than the other!
Simon

 

I understood that users of the MRI scanners, drugs, Xrays machines, etc.,
got charged separately for their use. Hell, they charge you $2 or more in
hospital for an Aspro.

Theo

 

What are you insinuating hamish?

TB

 

Oh Theo. Next you'll be telling nurses that bevel boxes are the correct
name for diffs.

Hammo

PS Aspro is contraindicated for the majority of hospital admissions.

 

Report to atec for an explanation, or, don¹t get sick.

Hammo

 

Bikes don't have diffs, unless they have more than two wheels. Then they're
not bikes.

I know that. I was trying to express a common term for an over the counter
painkiller for which hospitals charge more for each than the box price. I
was also suggesting that the cost of the MRI/CAT unit is not averaged out
over the night/bed cost but charged to the patients who use those units.

Theo

 

[checks calendar]
Is it literal week already?

 

nope, now **** off

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Its now day 470 of Harsh Week on Usenet
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Man that's a loooong week!
Clem
(..but a strong weak!)