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spent 17 months here. inactivity meant his weight ballooned, and in last year, he died after a breathing disorder connected to obesity was incorrectly diagnosed. shortly before his death, in the top corner of these cctv pictures, a staff member is seen roughly dragging and pushing him. today, norfolk police have said they want to speak to this man as part of an investigation into ill treatment. this is precious family video ofjoanna bailey as a child. she had learning disabilities, autism and later developed epilepsy. when she was in her 30s, she began to struggle. her father says at cawston park, she wasn't helped with the breathing mask she needed when sleeping. she was meant to be checked regularly, but that didn't happen on the night she died of an epileptic fit, and staff didn't attempt to resuscitate her. it makes me feel very angry because i think that if they'd have done what they should have done, if they'd have cared forjoanna as they should have done, she might have been alive today.
inactivity meant his wait ballooned. and injuly last year, he died after a breathing disorder connected to obesity was incorrectly diagnosed. shortly before his death, in the top corner of these cctv pictures, a staff member is seen roughly dragging and pushing him. today, norfolk police have said they want to speak to this man as part of an investigation into ill—treatment. this is precious family video ofjoanna bailey as a child. she had learning disabilities, autism and later developed epilepsy. in her 30s, she struggled to cope. her father says at cawston park, she wasn't helped with the breathing mask she needed when sleeping. she was meant to be checked regularly, but that didn't happen on the night she died of an epileptic fit, and staff didn't attempt to resuscitate her. of an epileptic fit, and staff it makes me feel very angry because i think that if they'd have
some distressing details. set in large grounds in the north countryside, cawston park was meant to be offering short—stay assessment and treatment to its patients. but today's report found failings at every level its private hospital. ben, who had learning disabilities, spent 17 months here, in activity and his wait ballooned and injuly last year he died after a breathing disorder connected to obesity was incorrectly diagnosed. shortly before his death, in the top corner of the cctv pictures, a staff member is seen roughly dragging and pushing him. today norfolk police have said they want to speak to this man is part of an investigation into the treatment. this is a precious family video ofjoanna bailey as a child. she had learning disabilities, autism and later developed epilepsy. when she was in her 30s she began to
there in exile issues stuff like that and then when it seems like it makes sense we do a sleep study over the night and we do that with a with a machine on the graph and with that we can we can really find out a lot of things about the body functions during your sleeping and your sleep itself there's a lot of flux here for example. and a lot of cables go in there and they they test different things in your sleep for example we have these cables here now we attach them to the head and we take an e.g.d. your brain waves we attach them to your chin to see how tens are your muscles are you grinding your teeth we attach this to your finger that takes you got your oxygen oxygen level of your blood that for example is low if you have a breathing disorder but we also take the flow of your breathing with this that goes into your to your nose and right into the machine and so we can see do you
lives is there in exile issues stuff like that and then when it seems like it makes sense we do a sleep study over the night and we do that with a with a machine on the graph and with that we can we can really find out a lot of things about the body functions during your sleeping and your sleep itself there's a lot of flux here for example. and a lot of cables go in there and they they test different things in your sleep for example we have these cables here now we attach them to the head and we take an e.g. your brain waves we attached to your chin to see how tense are your muscles are you grinding your teeth we attach this to your finger that takes you got your oxygen oxygen level of your blood that for example is low if you have a breathing disorder but we also take the flow of your breathing with this that goes into your to your nose and right into the machine and so we can see do you
a breathing disorder but we also take the flow of your breathing with this that goes into your to your nose and right into the machine and so we can see do you have sleep apnea very important to find out and which is a very dangerous course for sleep disturbances sleep apnea isn't it exactly because . you don't feel rested when you know oxygen level goes down when years have sleep apnea you have these arousals at night they stress your home your whole body you suffer from hypertension high blood pressure and you feel not rested when you wake up and that can even lead to depression and you do all this testing at the comfort of the home of the patient and looked exactly the sleep lab exactly because i believe in that when you test people at home you test them in their own environment their natural environment and how do you help patients who do it just this proves that they can sleep better it always depends on what is really the cause and the
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