Lack of staff implicated in deaths

Article Abstract:

A study reveals that the shortage of nursing staff at a Kent trust led to the death of a large number of patients from Clostridium difficile. Unhygienic and dirty equipments and surroundings also were highly responsible for these deaths.

Analysis, Management, Diseases, Clostridium infections, Company business management, Health care services accessibility

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A&E services deteriorating steadily

Article Abstract:

Accident and emergency (A&E) health services in Wales and in England are rapidly deteriorating, according to the Audit Commission's report. The services are deteriorating regardless of what the available staff and workloads are.

Wales, Reports, Health care industry, Emergency medical services

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Reflections on research: we need to better evaluate services we provide

Article Abstract:

The article speaks about more attention that needs to be given to evaluate the services provided in health care and nursing.

Public affairs, Ethics, Ethical aspects, Viewpoint essay

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