How to save the NHS - by the people who work for it

The NHS is a top election issue - both Labour and the Conservatives promise they would pump in billions to save it. But what do the people on its frontline - the workers who know it best and care for it most - think it needs? I have been a paramedic for the NHS for 13 years. We are under a lot of pressure; an ambulance crew in my service is often sent out on 10-14 calls a day. Some calls can take an hour, to an hour and a half - and we work 12-hour shifts. The majority of the time we have to wor...