He's stuck mid-disaster, but having come this far, feels he can't go back.
This is a brave initiative but one that must be considered a gamble in a health economy still feeling the effects of the Mid-Staffordshire disaster.
The scale of the storm, and thus the job, for the New York metropolitan area is unprecedented, compared with any mid-Atlantic disaster since 1938, according to an official city history.
The plot of Swift's novel involves infidelity, sexual obsession and murder, but its language behaves as if it were telling you things that you might recognise all too well, the common elements of "mid-life disaster".
They can't come from further freezes of NHS wages, or staffing cuts of the kind that were at the heart of the Mid-Staffs disaster (and were a factor in 12 out of the 14 troubled hospitals investigated by Sir Bruce Keogh).
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The Teva, that multistrapped mid-'80s fashion disaster beloved by Deadheads in dreads, is having a moment.
The rest failed, and the patient's voice was ignored, ending up in Mid Staffs-type disasters.
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