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theguardian.com

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Jan 11, 16:08

Overcrowding Cripples English A&E's Major Incident Preparedness

A survey of 71 English emergency departments reveals that only 15% of heads feel adequately prepared for major incidents due to overcrowding; over 70% report patients waiting in corridors or ambulances for at least half the time, and the situation is worsening.

Overcrowding Cripples English A&E's Major Incident Preparedness

A survey of 71 English emergency departments reveals that only 15% of heads feel adequately prepared for major incidents due to overcrowding; over 70% report patients waiting in corridors or ambulances for at least half the time, and the situation is worsening.

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What is the primary impact of A&E overcrowding on England's emergency response capabilities?

A recent survey reveals that only 15% of English emergency department heads are confident in their ability to handle a major incident due to overcrowding. Over 70% report patients waiting in corridors or ambulances at least half the time, severely impacting preparedness.

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Dec 12, 22:16

"Global Triage Course Addresses Emergency Room Challenges in Rome"

"A 16-hour course on global triage, held in Rome on October 26-27, aims to improve emergency room efficiency and patient care by focusing on symptom-based risk assessment, inter-professional relations, and legal aspects of triage, particularly in pediatric cases."

"Global Triage Course Addresses Emergency Room Challenges in Rome"

"A 16-hour course on global triage, held in Rome on October 26-27, aims to improve emergency room efficiency and patient care by focusing on symptom-based risk assessment, inter-professional relations, and legal aspects of triage, particularly in pediatric cases."

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"What are the key objectives of the global triage course, and how will they address current challenges in emergency medicine?"

"A 16-hour course on global triage, focusing on symptom-based risk assessment and inter-professional relations, is being held in Rome on October 26-27. The course targets emergency room professionals and addresses legal and professional responsibilities related to triage, including pediatric triage and patient/family interactions."

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Dec 25, 01:06

Half of UK A&E Departments "Full to Bursting" Amidst NHS Crisis

A survey of UK accident and emergency departments reveals that half are "full to bursting" this Christmas, highlighting severe NHS pressures due to winter illnesses and staff shortages, with England estimated to be 10,000 hospital beds short.

Half of UK A&E Departments "Full to Bursting" Amidst NHS Crisis

A survey of UK accident and emergency departments reveals that half are "full to bursting" this Christmas, highlighting severe NHS pressures due to winter illnesses and staff shortages, with England estimated to be 10,000 hospital beds short.

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How do the current bed shortages in UK hospitals affect patient flow, ambulance services, and overall hospital capacity?

The NHS is facing immense pressure due to a "quad-demic" of respiratory infections and norovirus, coupled with insufficient hospital beds and staff. Dr. Higginson estimates England needs roughly 10,000 additional beds to manage the current demand. This shortage forces patients to remain in hospital longer than necessary, further exacerbating bed shortages.

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