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Have, have left because they're so burnt out. listen to what we heard from one of the doctors at this hospital. >> it's been a, you know, an all encompassing staffing shortage and there are many fronts including nursing teches and health professionals and support staff from the housekeeping and food services and things like that. things we didn't anticipate at all with the pandemic. you anticipate the disease and the people who get sick, but i think the second wave has shown us there are many unanticipated things that have happened that have resulted in us needing to halt elective surgeries. >...

Beds are entirely full. when we are talking about stopping nonessential elective surgeries, a lot of people, i think, tend to think of something like lasik eye surgery or maybe something cosmetic like a nose job, but for many people essential or, quote, unquote, nonessential surgeries are essential. it's people who need knee replacements or hip replacements and waiting for that can cause a big burden, a big disruption, not only for them physically and how they feel, but also to their schedules and plans they have based around planned surgeries. listen to morph what one doctor told us. >> many ...

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Have been waiting two years or more which are really particularly worrying. those are people in need of hip replacements, knee replacements and hernias, that kind of thing. in april last year there were around 3000 of those people, but between december and january, in just one month this year, it rose by 3000 patients and it's now at 24,000 patients, which is a huge concern. the pandemic has clearly had a pretty devastating impact on the normal workings of the nhs. some trusts are trying to do things differently but think tanks are saying really we need more staff if it is to make a significan...