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Wants to add to that harm or increase that risk. ambulance services are already under intense pressure. here in gloucester this week, long queues of vehicles were waiting to unload patients because there was no space inside the hospital to treat them. that same problem has driven up response times across the country, with most of the services in england declaring critical incidents this week. both the government and some managers in the health service are concerned the strikes could increase the...

Or in cardiac arrest, will be responded to, as may some category two calls like strokes and serious burns. but other urgent problems, like a woman in late stage labour or an elderly person falling in their home, might not be answered or be delayed. the government has accused unions of making a conscious decision to inflict harm on patients. the three unions striking today have refused to work with us at a national level. theyve insisted on only having local arrangements in terms of the coverage ...

Fair pay! when do we want it? now! paramedics early this morning on the picket line coventry. staff said the dispute is about pay and also patient safety. you can spend four, five hours in the back of an ambulance sometimes waiting to go into the hospital. often we can hear over the radio there is a cardiac arrest and people we cannot get to. i have worked here 11 years and never seen this before. it is really stressful. as a result people have chosen other employment to go to. _ we are losing s...

Did offer big pay rises it could make it harder to get inflation under control. so thats the governments argument. there are talks today between the health secretary and some of the unions involved in the ambulance strike tomorrow, but they are not about pay either. they are mostly about what sort of level of emergency care is going to be available tomorrow. ministers are slightly worried that because those deals are being done locally around england with local trade union bodies, they dont know...

The welsh ambulance service categorises calls slightly differently. they told us their union members would be responding to all immediately life—threatening �*red calls, and selected �*amber 1�* calls for �*particular complaints�*, which they describe as those with chest pains, strokes, and gynaecology emergencies. they will also respond to road traffic accidents. as you can see, it varies on where people live and it is not a uniform picture by any means. live to westminster and our ...

We contacted each ambulance trust striking tomorrow to ask which of these calls union members will respond to. not all of them replied, and some didnt give specific details. but here are a few examples from those who did. east midlands ambulance service told us that their striking union members would respond to all immediately life—threatening category i calls. in some circumstances they would also respond to the most serious category 2 calls — which are strokes, gynaecology emergencies wher...

Blue lights through red lights and transport people and mostly, to be providing the back office support and those around strike and its probably going to do very little to stop the wait time for people and data showing today that having heart attacks and strokes, and thats before strikes are happening. i think it is not surprising that we are seeing these concerns. and the royal mail and in particular, the delivery of christmas posts and people complaining on social media about the posts not arr...

Wont attend. it seems life—threatening injuries will be attended to but there is some category too because, as they are known, strokes and heart attacks, where further clarity is going to be needed and i think the advice has been, people may need to make their way to hospital if they have had a fall or a fracture or something. mi fall or a fracture or something. all right, pym, thank you. —— hugh pym. its notjust health workers on strike in the coming days. there are further walk—outs by...

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A Rutgers study of obese adults, all with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) and morbid obesity (body mass index > 40), has shown that those who underwent bariatric surgery suffered far fewer...