Elderly man forced to sleep on hospital floor in agony for 12 hours while waiting for stretcher
A great-grandad-of-two suffering from pneumonia resorted to sleeping on a hospital floor on top of his dressing gown during a ...
Harrowing picture shows pensioner with pneumonia, 75, curl up on dressing gown on hospital FLOOR in 12-hour wait for bed
A PENSIONER suffering with pneumonia took to sleeping in his dressing gown on a hospital floor as he waited 12 hours for a ...
Great-grandad slept on A&E floor in agony while waiting 12-hours for trolley
Martin Wakely, who has Multiple Sclerosis (ME) was left crying due to pain in his back from being unable to lie down for 12 ...
Great-grandad, 75, slept on A&E floor gasping for breath in agony while waiting 12 hours for trolley
Martin Wakely, 75, who was rushed to Medway Maritime Hospital in Kent by ambulance after his wife Tracy, 63, became concerned ...
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Baby Beat helps refurbed unit to new look and feel
Wall art and new furniture costing £15,242.20 has been bought for the Royal Preston Hospital’s newly refurbished Gynaecology ...
Hospitals Are Reporting More Insurance Denials. Is AI Driving Them?
Health insurers use AI to deny certain claims and maximize their profits, a Senate report suggests. Hospitals around the ...
Oregon task force finds ways to prevent patients from boarding in hospitals
Across a sprawling system of nearly 60 acute-care hospitals, Oregonians take up beds they do not need while other patients ...
Nottingham Post on MSN2d
Long Eaton man with five stone lump NHS won't remove was 'waiting for God' after fall
"I couldn't reach my phone so I was just down there waiting for God to come ... on the day he was brought back home from ...
Ottawa Citizen on MSN9d
Montfort opens 'revolutionary' emergency mental-health zone
In 2022, that represented more than 50,000 emergency visits. Hospital officials knew they could do a better job of serving those patients.
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Deachman: Where have all the Remembrance poppies gone?
I was in the lab at the Riverside campus of The Ottawa Hospital last week, waiting for my number to be called, when a woman wearing a fancy-looking poppy sat in the chair next to me. It was a ...