‘An integrated approach would put an end to how patients and their families currently feel being pushed from pillar to post in a disjointed service’.
‘Ambulance trusts are now tweeting about public health issues, as well as flagging up road accidents’.
Poor hospital care is not new. In 1863, Florence Nightingale declared that ‘…the first requirement in a hospital is that it should do the sick no harm’ (Nightingale, 1863). Moving ahead 150 years, the...
‘The performance of the UK in terms of premature mortality is persistently and significantly below the mean of other European peers’.
‘…ambulance services, along with public bodies, universities and their funders, all need to consider the need for future research into the concept of ‘death anxiety’’.
‘…for our right for a meal break to be reported as an excuse for bad practice is completely unreasonable in its portrayal of the service.‘.
‘Not only has it caused worry and humiliation to the individuals concerned, it has also caused worry and concern in the local population. ’.
