1. “Want To Know How Busy Ireland’s 🇮🇪 Hospital’s Have Been For The Last 10 Years” 🧵 1/15

The HSE is allegedly facing a winter capacity crisis due to Covid. But how does it compare to previous years? 👇
2. That screen grab above is pretty shocking isn't it. All the Hospitals across Ireland are in excess of capacity or nearly at capacity. Here's the kicker. That screenshot you just saw was taken from 2014 and not 2020 as you might have expected. Let's look at the last 10 years
3. January 2011

“Number of patients on trolleys in A&E departments worst ever”
4. May 2012

“Patients on trolleys still a problem, say nurses”
5. September 2013

“Surge in numbers on hospital waiting lists”
6. August 2014

“Nurses call for beds to reopen as numbers on trolleys rise”
7. April 2015

“Immediate action needed to end hospital trolley crisis”
8. September 2016

“Waiting list for public hospitals at record high”
9. October 2017

“This winter, the health system is likely to collapse”
10. April 2018

“Hospital trolley crisis is like an overflowing bath”
11. January 2019

“More than 600 people on hospital trolleys, according to INMO”
12. January 2020 (Pre Covid)

“Hospitals brace for seasonal surge in attendances”
13. So thats the last ten years from 2011-2020. If the Govt, NPHET & HSE was genuinely worried about Hospital beds they had ample opportunity to sort it out for the alleged 2nd and now 3rd wave. They don't seem all that bothered though. Why is that ?
14. Hospitals in 🇮🇪 in 2020 are no busier than any other winter. Instead they continue with the lockdowns and draconian restrictions, destroying people's lives, not seeming to care one bit in the slightest. So "Why are they doing this" ?
15. Thanks for reading. If you would like to read additional threads on other COVID topics I have collated them all in the one place for easy reading. https://twitter.com/fasenfeld/status/1340351027938283520
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