The NHS in Northern Eire is "completely damaged", say nurses as they warn they're set for a winter strike.
The Royal School of Nursing (RCN) says its members are on track to start strike motion by November 30 because the union accused politicians of failing to answer issues over pay and affected person security.
Rita Devlin, RCN (NI) director, stated the organisation has been left with no choice aside from to poll members on strike motion.
“I don’t perceive why our public are placing up with the service that they’re placing up with as a result of it's unacceptable on each degree.” she advised the BelTel.
Host: Ciarán Dunbar. Friends: Rita Devlin and Conor McDowell from the Royal School of Nursing and Lisa Smyth, Belfast Telegraph well being correspondent.
Nurses warn hospitals aren't secure as strike looms
