Case Points
- Involuntary Euthansia v. NO Terminal Sedation
- Andrew Cash Great Leader
- Andrew Cash Questioned
- Andrew Cash Misleads
- Poor Practice Cover Up
- STH Misuse of Drugs
- Whitewash - Fob Letter
- Our Evidence
- STH Dirty Tricks
- FOIA - STH
- STH - Chief Nurse
- NMC Help or Collusion
- CQC Contact Us
- Shipman Inquiry - STH - Tomsanguish
- Norman Lamb / Andrew Lansley
- Medical Expert - STH
- NHS Horror 7/1/06 - 11/1/06
- NHS Trauma 7/1/06 - 16/10/09
- Christine Beasley, CNO, Apology
- Letter from Sir Andrew Cash OBE
- Our Reply to Andrew Cash 22/9/09
- Another Letter to Sir Andrew 26/10/09
- UKIP-MEP Letter to NHS Sheffield
- Medication Details - Factual
- STH Cover Up Strategy
- Alcohol on the NHS
- Accessing Medical Records
- Palliative Care Needs Common Sense
- Palliative Care New Technique
- NHS End of Life Poor Care
- Medical Standards in NHS Care
- NHS STH Mistakes/Failings
- NHS Errors, Blunders and Cover Ups
- Public Disclose other NHS Cover Ups
- NHS Mistakes - No Immunity for Celebrities
- NHS Complaints Procedure
- NHS Whistleblowers
- NHS Facts and Figures
- NHS - Recommended Books
- Tom in the Press/Media
- OUR ADVICE TO YOU
- Patients Association NHS Facts
- End of Life Care
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More Than One Million Patients Neglected by NHSposted on 14 September 2009 | posted in NHS in the News
In the last six years, the Patients Association claims hundreds of thousands have suffered from poor standards of nursing, often with 'neglectful, demeaning, painful and sometimes downright cruel' treatment.
The charity has disclosed a horrifying catalogue of elderly people left in pain, in soiled bed clothes, denied adequate food and drink, and suffering from repeatedly cancelled operations, missed diagnoses and dismissive staff. The Patients Association said the dossier proves that while the scale of the scandal at Mid-Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust - where up to 1,200 people died through failings in urgent care - was a one off, there are repeated examples they have uncovered of the same appalling standards throughout the NHS. While the criticisms cover all aspects of hospital care, the treatment and attitude of nurses stands out as a repeated theme across almost all of the cases. Read here - The Patients Association Report - Patients not numbers, People not statistics Read here - NHS Mid Staffs Scandal Share this blog entry:
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