to start a new thread to talk about "me too"?

[StealthPolarBear]

Because I can't find the other one and am on my phone? I watched it yesterday and noticed that:

• nurse wotsisface basically stuck two fingers up at. Dr j when there was no clean laundry (do nurses usually do laundry in hospjtals?)

-Dr j then had to take time out of her busy schedule of life saving surgery such as putting a sticking plaster on a child's head to do it herself

• she antibaced her palms without doing her fingers
• granny Murray's advice of "use a washing machine" waa its usual blend of patronising stating the bleedin obvious, yet still managed to "save the day"

To be fair, they only ran out of laundry because Dr Juno kept putting bags of dirty laundry in her office tho so problem was entirety of her own making

Yes that is true (though surely there must be more than 3 sets of bedding). Still, what about the children with scratched heads needing her attention?

Nurses do change beds, it's not the cleaners job.

Most drs don't even apply hand gel when entering a ward, but we are all told hand washing is best.

Dr J seems lonely. I find it a bit sad that she sends her dog to the child minders.

Eh?

How strange, I feel I am being mocked!
So do nurses actuallyload washers? I assumed there would be an outsourced laundry service

not a clue what your all on about

How strange, I feel I am being mocked!
So do nurses actuallyload washers? I assumed there would be an outsourced laundry service

I prefer soap and water and always assumed it was betttee, but having started a thread on here, am told antibac is better!

It all gets out sourced, hand washing is the best because when wards are closed ( for outbreaks of infection) hand gels are removed

Oh good :) was starting to suspect I needed to get out more! There was a notice in our surgery recently which said use gel instead of handwashing if you can, and when I started a thread on here, was told its better