Wounded Military Personnel being failed by NHS

The video discusses the advancements in prosthetic technology and the challenges faced by British soldiers injured in Iraq and Afghanistan. It highlights the issues with prosthetic fittings provided by the NHS and the need for better solutions. The video compares the expertise available in the UK with that in the US, particularly at the Hanger clinic in Oklahoma, which has been successful in treating veterans. Campaigners advocate for sending more veterans to such clinics and establishing centers of excellence in the UK. This approach could save the NHS money and improve the quality of life for injured veterans.

What is the main issue faced by severely injured amputees according to the first section?

• Lack of access to prosthetic limbs

• Poorly fitting prosthetic limbs

• Limited availability of rehabilitation centers

• High cost of prosthetic limbs

What does the MoD Rehabilitation Center at Headley Court lack compared to the US?

• Funding for research

• Qualified medical staff

• Prosthetic expertise

• Advanced medical equipment

Which charity is advocating for a UK center similar to the one in Oklahoma?

• The Royal British Legion

• Combat Stress

• Plasma, the British limbless ex-servicemen's charity

• Help for Heroes

What is the proposed benefit of sending veterans to the Hanger clinic in Oklahoma?

• Saving NHS money in ongoing care costs

• Increasing the number of rehabilitation centers

• Improving prosthetic technology in the UK

• Reducing travel costs

How does the NHS plan to address the issues faced by veterans?

• By providing free healthcare

• By improving services for veterans

• By increasing funding for prosthetics

• By collaborating with international clinics