The heads of more than 60 Accident & Emergency units have written to the Prime Minister warning that patients are “dying prematurely” amid “intolerable” safety risks. It came as official figures show Accident and Emergency performance at major units is the worst on record, with fears the situation will worsen amid rising cases of norovirus
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By Dr Vernon Coleman An old man in hospital had received no nursing care for a week. He wasn’t fed for three days. He asked a nurse if he could be bathed. She brought him a damp paper towel and told him to do it himself. A 92-year-old former ward sister was told that she
This article is from an Australian online news website, but it’s pretty much a similar situation in the UK and other countries around the world. An NSW ambulance worker writes: “…For those who don’t know I work in NSW Ambulance control and have done for the last 18 years. I personally take up to 120