Mental health trust pulls out of chronic fatigue service - East London Foundation Trust

[rvallee]

I know this is from a while ago now but I completely missed this thread previously.

What to say about the above quote? Word salad indeed. This is award winning word salad. A whole new level of WTF.

Poe's law strikes again

That it's almost believable says it all.

 

[Trish]

Haha no I used a tool to generate corporate babble I just used the same sentence structure as the real quote.

But it's only stretching the real quotes by a bit.

Caught me out. Just shows I'd believe anything these people write.

 

[Snowdrop]

Caught me out too. Apologies for misleading.

I too believed that someone in the corporatverse could come up with something so utterly nonsensical.

 

[Spoonseeker]

This looks like a service for discouraging people to go to the doctors. Maybe there's some value for that if some people end up using a lot of resources and getting nothing much out of it?

I’m afraid this is the sort of apparently reasonable pretext on which they will sell these changes to the public. It is important to realise it is part of a much larger strategy to save money and - ultimately it might be argued - destroy the NHS by driving those who have the resources to private medicine. You have to put it in the context of more obviously sinister moves such as giving financial rewards to GPs for reducing referrals to hospital. ‘Integrating physical and mental healthcare’ sounds perfectly reasonable too until you realise it is about physical healthcare being subsumed to a great extent by psychiatry, expecting those with long term physical conditions to be cured by a few sessions of CBT.