The capacity is too small. Government controls all funding. They need to grossly increase the amount of seats in the schools to train more nurses and doctors which goes back to what I said that funding must be increased to match the needs of the population. This is a government over sight. Remember this has plagued the system for years. Running on bare bones is bad management. And it is not so much the lack of beds it is more a lack of healthcare workers. If demand required 20,000 nurses but you only have enough funding to train 4,000 nurses then it will not work.I agree with you Womaniser.
CLOUD makes it easy to see the damage.
Who would have thought that this pandemic would have lasted 2 years and killed 6 million people.
As a former healthcare worker, I can tell you that training a nurse takes several years. We couldn't invent any.
I agree that we have a health system (which is sick) and that we have a flagrant lack of beds in hospitals.
The solutions proposed so far have not improved matters.
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