Consider: The NHS will speed-up purchase-orders f
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Posted On: 05/28/2021 6:37:22 PM
Consider:
The NHS will speed-up purchase-orders for this $1,000,000,000_reason!
NHS-UK's biggest annual expense is 1 billion dollars.
What is it? Hospital-Acquired illnesses (HAI) This is the main reason the NHS contracted PCTL, because of their success of lowering HAIs cost in NY city hospitals.
After several months of testing the efficacy of HOCL in a few hospitals that were a resounding success. the NHS signed a contract with PCTL to dramatically reduce HAIs in all their 600 hospitals and 14,000 medical facilities through their 233 trusts which manage the facilities under the guidance of the NHS. Then covid broke out.
Then the delay
Then the test expanded to NHS setting up a service protocol to service themselves, and they took months to test and retest, and now they are rolling out services since May 15, 2021.
PCT-Europe-LTD-Signs-Distribution-Agreement-With-UK-NHS
But remember, the initial goal of the NHS was and is still is to reduce the cost of HAIs in their medical centers dramatically. The deep-cleaning protocol that is available now will also help combat covid viruses.
If PCTL lowered HAIs by 50%, that would free up 500 million dollars! that would pay for the deep cleaning. Here is the clincher; of all the money they make, all their profits go back into the NHS healthcare system.
The more services they perform, the more fluid they sell, the more profits they will enjoy. Their healthcare system has a rich source of revenue through preventing HAIs through deep cleaning.
They will be offering this to all the businesses and residential governments, Education, sports venues in the UK. They will also be selling fluid and equipment to businesses like Filta and Tutum and other businesses that clean the same businesses, residential, etc.
Remember, part of the urgency is that lives are involved. Reducing HAIs saves lives by preventing the preventable cross-contamination that takes lives or changes lives by dealing with life-changing illnesses. Loss of a leg, eye, disease, etc.
NHS calling out all the UK to join them in Deep Cleaning initiative
Additionally, the more business the NHS does, the more the NHS financially benefits. They are running the show. That is what will motivate and compel the NHS to the haste with which the NHS will roll out its deep-cleaning initiative in all the UK. The program will more than pay for itself and make them a Titanic load of money for their own Healthcare system. Cha-ching!!
PCTL and us, its shareholders, are eagerly waiting, in haste, as well for the lovely royalty checks to start hitting PCTls bank accounts. Propelling the PPS!
PCTL to the moon!
The NHS will speed-up purchase-orders for this $1,000,000,000_reason!
NHS-UK's biggest annual expense is 1 billion dollars.
What is it? Hospital-Acquired illnesses (HAI) This is the main reason the NHS contracted PCTL, because of their success of lowering HAIs cost in NY city hospitals.
After several months of testing the efficacy of HOCL in a few hospitals that were a resounding success. the NHS signed a contract with PCTL to dramatically reduce HAIs in all their 600 hospitals and 14,000 medical facilities through their 233 trusts which manage the facilities under the guidance of the NHS. Then covid broke out.
Then the delay
Then the test expanded to NHS setting up a service protocol to service themselves, and they took months to test and retest, and now they are rolling out services since May 15, 2021.
PCT-Europe-LTD-Signs-Distribution-Agreement-With-UK-NHS
But remember, the initial goal of the NHS was and is still is to reduce the cost of HAIs in their medical centers dramatically. The deep-cleaning protocol that is available now will also help combat covid viruses.
If PCTL lowered HAIs by 50%, that would free up 500 million dollars! that would pay for the deep cleaning. Here is the clincher; of all the money they make, all their profits go back into the NHS healthcare system.
The more services they perform, the more fluid they sell, the more profits they will enjoy. Their healthcare system has a rich source of revenue through preventing HAIs through deep cleaning.
They will be offering this to all the businesses and residential governments, Education, sports venues in the UK. They will also be selling fluid and equipment to businesses like Filta and Tutum and other businesses that clean the same businesses, residential, etc.
Remember, part of the urgency is that lives are involved. Reducing HAIs saves lives by preventing the preventable cross-contamination that takes lives or changes lives by dealing with life-changing illnesses. Loss of a leg, eye, disease, etc.
NHS calling out all the UK to join them in Deep Cleaning initiative
Additionally, the more business the NHS does, the more the NHS financially benefits. They are running the show. That is what will motivate and compel the NHS to the haste with which the NHS will roll out its deep-cleaning initiative in all the UK. The program will more than pay for itself and make them a Titanic load of money for their own Healthcare system. Cha-ching!!
PCTL and us, its shareholders, are eagerly waiting, in haste, as well for the lovely royalty checks to start hitting PCTls bank accounts. Propelling the PPS!
PCTL to the moon!
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