Search results

Some nursing homes screw up on that too, Mrs.W has caught them out, residents with dehydration and medical conditions as a direct result …. the manager/staff hopelessly didn’t know. Standards vary a great deal.

Nailed on Labour government next. We’ll very soon find out if the quality of life for patients in NHS hospitals changes.

Inadequate social care (local authorities) is the greatest issue. If the proper funding was in place, the NHS and hospitals wouldn’t be the dumping ground / last resort for everyone in need.

I’m got some secondhand knowledge from Mrs.W who’s a specialist NHS nurse in several areas. It’s not just money, she talks about; disjointed thinking and actions, incompetence, avoidable waste, a lucky dip where someone in trouble e.g. a pensioner who really shouldn’t be at home anymore on...

Smaller units or a reorganisation, where staff can and do take ownership of a patient’s care and needs? Too easy to be lost in the system and workload.

Shocking, poor soul. Why’s it not huge news today? Because it was 3 years ago and it’s yet another case of hospital medical negligence. The NHS pay out over £2b a year for claims, revealing a vast number of catastrophic blunders.