“Since 2016, nearly 5,500 patients have died in England alone as a direct result of having waited too long to be admitted to hospital. ...That’s nearly twice the number of people killed in terror attacks in the UK since 1970. We should be outraged.”
theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
(You are too sacred) “of us asking you tough questions – and start listening to our medical experts instead. We don’t need more privatisation from American companies. We don’t need more expensive consultants and middle management getting involved.” 
It isn’t as if Johnson has been absent from Government until now.
If he could be bothered to really listen he would already know.
If he could be bothered to really listen he would already know.
A bit more about the impact of delay in A& E impacting negatively on mortality rates.
The research, by Dr Moulton & Dr Mann, found that 960 out of 79,228 patients who had to wait about 6 hours died as a direct result of the delay. It gets worse
The research, by Dr Moulton & Dr Mann, found that 960 out of 79,228 patients who had to wait about 6 hours died as a direct result of the delay. It gets worse
