Page views: 74 personal outcry against the nursing crisis in out-of-hospital 1:1 care An experience report that will affect you Imagine you are dependent on help - and suddenly a new carer is standing in front of you, barely trained, unsure, overwhelmed. The induction? Maybe a day, an hour, if that. The documentation? Available, but not read....
Page views: 210 My fight against bureaucratic madness As if I didn't already have enough with ALS. For years, I have not only been fighting against an incurable disease, but also against a system that makes my life even more difficult. Today is another day when I realise how degrading and inhuman our bureaucratic system can be. The medical...
Page views: 155 I receive so many exciting questions, which I have so far answered quietly, painstakingly and lovingly as a private message, and that's a good thing. I will continue to do so. But I often think to myself afterwards or, as I did yesterday with these three or four questions, why „only“ as a pm? Wouldn't it be nice if everyone had something...
What Spahn and Lauterbach are doing is not only unnecessary, but anti-social and lacks any justification. A person with common sense would never come up with such crooked ideas.
Nobody at the AOK checked anything. I sent off the application on Wednesday afternoon at four, presumably just before closing time. The next morning at 8.41am I had the rejection in the post.
