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Thursday, June 10, 2010
shocking ER stats
This highly biased and non-evidence based mainly-anecdotal snapshot study found that over 95% of patients responded 'positively' to the opening gambit of the health professionals attending to their needs.
In response to the question "How are you?" an alarming 24% of patients responded with "not bad"; 26% replied with "good" and a depressing 46.7% responded with "Very well, thanks".
In fact only a meager 1.3% of patients riposted in the negative with phrases such as "not so good", "could be better" or "had better days"
2% of responses were not recorded either due to the excessive use of expletives or the patient was unconscious.
I for one am appalled by the state of wellness of some of the attendees. I hope we can find a solution soon...
1 Comments:
I would be one of the 2% with the expletives. haha.
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