... Bronglais, a place to be ...

... avoided if you need good nursing, if you need the truth to be recorded ask for another hospital, all this from a sector of society that demands the exclusive execution of healthcare in the British Isles.

... try the BBC report !

Note the report summary ...

• The hospital did not record and act upon important details about the patient's diabetic regime and failed to monitor his blood sugar levels properly
• The hypoglycaemic attack, to which the hospital's failings contributed, had an unspecific causal effect on the patient's subsequent cardiac arrest and deterioration
• There appeared to be a deliberate attempt to cover up the lack of blood sugar monitoring
• The internal complaint investigations before the ombudsman's involvement were inadequate

Source: Public Services Ombudsman

 ... horrific reading, the BBC report includes a meaningless apology to the family of a man abandoned by the nursing profession ...

Hywel Dda Health Board director of nursing and midwifery Caroline Oakley apologised to the patient's family again for care that "fell below the standards expected".

A Wales monopoly not fit for purpose ............ did the nursing staff wear party hats as they failed the patient, it is time this monopoly was broken into pieces that can be sculpted into a health service based on a quality service to those people that fund it through taxes ...

... at present it seams to be for the benefit of its staff at Bronglais.

If ... I don't think so Carwyn, it is ...

... a done deal. The "if", well it is the if in ...

".... if Scotland became independent, the relationship between Wales and the rest of the UK would have to change ..."

... where he was speaking on the Sunday Politics programme.

The done deal is of course the "referendum", the outcome is particularly irrelevant, the very fact that "Politics Scotland" has begun the process of divorce, makes it imperative the other partners in this seemingly unhappy marriage begin an urgent process to rearrange the marriage (constitution) to produce a fair world that everyone can sit at ease with each other.

Assume the worse, a reconciliation shouldn't effect the need for change, if Scotland decided not not move on their legacy should be a fair constitution for the majority.

If Carwyn is the statesman he likes to project, he might call a constitutional convention with the other parties, not as an antagonist, but as a bridge builder, and top of his list of objectives would be to gain a sense of worth for the element without a devolved administration, England is as important as the other parts of our Britain.

Myself, I will still keep the party hats ready for the big day .............