Covid-19: West Midlands Ambulance Service records busiest day
One hospital boss said a two-week “lag” meant things could get worse before they get better. Source link
One hospital boss said a two-week “lag” meant things could get worse before they get better. Source link
Patient demand is equal “and now arguably greater” than at the first wave’s peak, the service says. Source link
Delays in hospitals taking over care of patients is considered “risky”, NHS England said, because it not only delayed patients receiving specialist assessment and treatment, but also reduced the number of ambulances available to respond to emergencies. Source link
Aarif Khan, an ambulance driver who has ferried over 200 bodies of Covid-19 patients, succumbed to the virus on Saturday morning at the Hindu Rao Hospital in Delhi. An ambulance parking lot 28 km from his house in northeast Delhi’s Seelampur had been Aarif Khan’s home for the last six months during which he worked … Read more