Number of hospitals running short of nurses TRIPLES in five years The amount of hospitals regularly understaffed with nurses in England has almost tripled in five years, figures show.
The number of NHS trusts which had 10 per cent or fewer nurses than they needed each month increased from 20 in June 2014 to 55 in June 2019.
Some of the worst hit departments included critical care, geriatric medicine, acute medicine, cardiology and neonatal care – where quality care is essential to save lives. The Daily Mail
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The number of NHS trusts which had 10 per cent or fewer nurses than they needed each month increased from 20 in June 2014 to 55 in June 2019.
Some of the worst hit departments included critical care, geriatric medicine, acute medicine, cardiology and neonatal care – where quality care is essential to save lives. The Daily Mail
See also:
- Exclusive: Hospitals substitute nurses as staffing crisis worsens Health Service Journal
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