Week 5: Listening - Cavendish: NHS care problem 'is cultural'

Cavendish: NHS care problem 'is cultural'

The money can buy everything except good health. In each community need hospital and care home. Because it’s the treatment center to help people get better in lives.

Requirements were counter on the minimum standard of staff. An independent review found there's no minimum standard of training before staffs were allowed to work unsupervised. A Sunday Times journalist, Camilla Cavendish, found that they had no compulsory or consistent training - even though some took blood and did tasks usually done by nurses or doctors. Camilla Cavendish, the associate editor for The Sunday Times, told the Today program's Sarah Montague that the problem with care in the NHS "is cultural".

To sum up, there is demand of people who were train full course that not equal of people who need care in hospital. The commander of these organizations should be careful of capacity that ready to work of staffs.

Vocabulary	Pronunciation	Meaning
unsupervised (adj.)	/ˌənˈso͞opərˌvīzd/	ตามลำพัง Ex. A safe garden where children may play unsupervised.
compulsory (adj.)	/kəmˈpəlsərē/	ภาคบังคับ Ex. It was compulsory to attend Mass.
dismissal (n.)	/disˈmisəl/	การไล่ออก Ex. The government’s dismissal of the report.
delegate (v.)	/ˈdeləˌgāt/	มอบให้ทำแทน Ex. He delegates routine tasks.

Reference:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-23251966

I think everything that you build for help the others; it should have high quality and standard to make customers sure in it. People, government and private sector have to support the right goods and service.