
NHS gridlock: facing the crisis in emergency care
Last year 1.65 million people waited more than 12 hours in A&E.
ByLast year 1.65 million people waited more than 12 hours in A&E.
ByWorking from the ambulance control room, I know that the resources just aren’t there to save everyone.
ByThe Labour leader showed that he intends to exploit the state of the health service at every other opportunity.
ByParamedics and 999 call handlers are striking in England and Wales. One reveals the reality of their working conditions, as…
ByAs ambulance workers and nurses walk out on an ailing NHS, the public’s attitude towards the health service is changing.
ByAmbulance waiting times are now so long that some heart attack and stroke patients are being advised to get lifts…
ByA baby fits for two hours. A cancer patient suffers suspected sepsis for seven hours. A man is left to…
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