NHS Body Map Genitals Or No Genitals?

What exactly is wrong with it in your opinion?

Loads wrong with it.

But we should still have the NHS, just needs back dating to when it actually worked.
Less managers, less read tape. Matrons who actually made sure things where clean and they where also revered. The NHS should be state of the art and excellent. However it's neither. due to so much wasted money and mis management.
 
Loads wrong with it.

But we should still have the NHS, just needs back dating to when it actually worked.
Less managers, less read tape. Matrons who actually made sure things where clean and they where also revered. The NHS should be state of the art and excellent. However it's neither. due to so much wasted money and mis management.

I thought we were talking about NHS Choices (i.e. the website) rather than the NHS itself?
 
I thought we were talking about NHS Choices (i.e. the website) rather than the NHS itself?

Good point. |I just thought he meant NHS in general. But your correct. And I agree with him. Choices like this are a waste of money. how can you have a medical diagram with out the human anatomy on them.
 
My main problem with NHSChoices is that it is throwing a whole heap of (much needed) NHS funding at a largely superficial website, giving the illusion of increased choice whilst simultaneously limiting patient choice. Not to mention the fact that the site itself, much like NHSredirect, seems to be largely content free, providing information which is either misleading, unneccessary (ie stuff a reasonably well-trained chimp would know), or just plain wrong (and therefore in this context downright dangerous).

It's just another case of the nuLabour, think-tank, yoof-friendly PR machine pandering to the worried well of the middle classes who do not need the information it provides. The money could be far better spent on innumerable other areas (improving health/healthcare of the working classes, decreasing the value of a QALY for NICE - thus providing more and better drugs, improving access generally to healthcare, etc etc etc)
 
They were far more prudish in Victorian times. In fact, in the early twentieth century one group even campaigned that all animals should have their genitals covered.

NHS madness though, but you have to laugh.
 
Is it just me or does the women's genitalia look the same in both diagrams? :/

I don't see the problem, it's a medical diagram - anyone can look up vagina or penis simply by going to wikipedia or google, and I'm pretty sure children are more likely to be on those than looking at a 3D model of the Human Body via the NHS.

Geez.
 
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