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And he sees records for these observations being falsified. they're important for monitoring care. and if anything goes wrong. it's a culture that experts warn feels unsafe. i think you're quite clearly seeing toxic stuff. and i think there's an awful lot of hostility towards patients across all of the wards. the trust which runs the hospital says the allegations will be fully investigated and that it owes it to the communities it serves to ensure the best care every day. a number of staff have been suspended. alison holt, bbc news. and you can see more on panorama tonight — that's undercove...

Official guidance says they should use the least restrictive way of moving her. harley and her family have agreed to let panorama tell her story. she's a young girl at the end of the day. eight people. and she was calm and she was even saying, just listen to me, just give me a chance to talk. and they just weren't. there is some good care at the hospital, but the undercover reporter also sees basic care that doesn't always happen. like 15 minute checks on patients. and he sees records for these observations being falsified. they're important for monitoring care. and if anything goes wrong. it'...

That require continuous monitoring care. ieds are probably our number one player, followed by small arms and indirect fire. >> i just wanted to see it drop. >> reporter: james darlington hit by a rocket-propelled grenade in the arm a few days ago, now hours away from seeing his family. doctors have eased initial worries he might lose his arm pop i didn't think i was going to have an arm. i was amazed when i woke up and seen an arm there. and i have feeling in it and everything. so yeah. >> so the medical care is really amiddle easting. >> really amazing. i'm surprised. >> there's constant worr...