"The elderly male patient lay on
a trolley in a sluice room, alongside used vomit bowls, urine bottles and
soiled sheets.
Overcrowding had reached such a catastrophic nadir — all the wards were crammed to over-capacity; corridors were even occupied — that there was simply nowhere else to put him." [Daily Mail]
Overcrowding had reached such a catastrophic nadir — all the wards were crammed to over-capacity; corridors were even occupied — that there was simply nowhere else to put him." [Daily Mail]
There is no apparent dignity for the living in our hospitals but they insist that they can give us dignity in dying.
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