It’s Clear Who Is the Hardest Hit – Disabled People… (Huffington Post)…

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At last, after three years of cuts to social care, there now seems to be a growing awareness that there may be a problem in cutting this vital public service. Sadly that problem, at least as far as the newspapers … Continue reading

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Care homes let my dad starve to death: Wanda Maddocks was secretly jailed for trying to save her father… Now she exposes the shocking neglect that forced her to defy the courts…

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The case in this article about this woman’s father shows how secret courts are going to be used against those who try and defend their loved ones, you’ll start to see more and more cases like this mark my words? … Continue reading

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Torturers of the vulnerable in court…

James Hinds denies 22 counts of ill-treating a patient

Four staff from the Solar Centre, at St Catherine’s Hospital in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, deny more than 50 counts of mistreating vulnerable adults in their care. Alleged incidents involved 17 different patients, many of whom are blind, mute and have … Continue reading

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Nearly 1,200 people have starved to death in NHS hospitals because ‘nurses are too busy to feed patients’

Vulnerable Martin Ryan starved to death in an NHS hospital after 26 days without proper nourishment

As many as 1,165 people starved to death in  NHS hospitals over the past four years fuelling claims nurses are too busy to  feed their patients. The Department of Health branded the figures  ‘unacceptable’ and said the number of unannounced … Continue reading

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Let elderly people ‘hurry up and die’, says Japanese minister

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Taro Aso says he would refuse end-of-life care and would ‘feel bad’ knowing treatment was paid for by government Continue reading

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Hospitals are very bad places for the elderly, says head of the NHS who compares treatment of old and frail to ‘national scandals’ of mental asylum care

Criticism: NHS chief executive Sir David Nicholson has said that hospitals are 'very bad places' for elderly people

Hospitals are ‘very bad places’ for elderly  people, according to the head of the NHS. Sir David Nicholson said they were not the  right place to care for ‘old, frail people’, and called for community care to be  expanded to … Continue reading

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Patient, 62, to sue hospital after claiming ‘bossy nurse forced him to walk 23 MILES home after discharging him at 2am on New Year’s Day’

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A 62-year-old hospital patient who was  suffering with breathing difficulties was told he would have to walk 23 miles  home after being discharged in the middle of the night. Peter Rees was rushed to West Wales General  Hospital in Carmarthen … Continue reading

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NHS hospital trust apologises for ‘appalling’ neglect

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How on earth can a patient starve to death in a modern NHS Hospital in the UK? It is time for Criminal proceedings to take place against the Hospital administrators/executives, it’s no longer good enough for just the Trusts to … Continue reading

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NHS doctors to be forced to work weekends for the first time in push for improved seven-day a week care

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I have always been totally gobsmacked that Hospitals seem to close down on weekends, Nurses, Porters, Technicians, Labs, Kitchens, X-Ray Dept and several other areas of the general hospital workforce yet Consultants appear to be a different breed of human being. … Continue reading

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‘Cold’ nurses are an easy target – blame rotten NHS management …

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Jo Brand to some people may be a brilliant comedian but apologising for the state of nursing is a joke too far. Nursing standards have been going downhill for years, it’s not something that has just happened and it’s NOT just down … Continue reading

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