NHS Scotland does cancer scans TWICE as fast as Ireland’s health system
Some folk are bit too keen to smugly tell you that, based on Betteridge’s Law, a headline ending in a question mark can always be answered with a resounding NO. I don’t subscribed to such a rigid view but in this case it’s true. You do need to read down a bit in this bland anon piece, with no analysis I note, to find: Long waits for potentially life-saving diagnostic tests are common in Ireland, as they are in Scotland. The two countries have similar populations but very different health systems. The Irish Cancer Society estimates that more than 200,000 … Continue reading NHS Scotland does cancer scans TWICE as fast as Ireland’s health system
