Doctors in United Kingdom: Could they be a Source of NHS Hospitals Infection?
Doctors in the United Kingdom (UK) working within the National Health Service (NHS) Hospitals are perceived as people that help treat diseases and save lives. While this is true in many cases, it cannot be true in all cases. Instead of being savers of lives, some NHS doctors appear to be a source of infections in NHS hospitals. You might disagree with this assertion if you don't work in NHS hospitals and have no first hand experience of how doctors operate within the hospitals. As you read on, you would find out how doctors could be a source of infection in NHS hospitals rather than being the curers of illnesses.. Some NHS doctors tend to sit on patients’ beds and chairs when these doctors are doing ward rounds. A ward round involves a situation in which a doctor or doctors visit patients in a ward to discuss the conditions faced by these patients, including any possible treatments for such conditions. It normally occurs in the morning hours, and doctors conduct ward rou