The arming of law enforcement officers comes after Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, Cone Health and Novant Health Inc. placed metal detectors at the entrance of their hospital emergency departments.

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Damning allegations that staff at Victoria’s busiest emergency department have been falsifying records to meet strict new workload targets are being investigated by the Department of Health.

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New Freedom of Information data gathered by the Royal College of Nursing shows that over the last five years, more than 1.3 million people in a mental health crisis presented to A&E departments.

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The priority for the new National Children's Hospital must be the patients and their parents. Also, staff have a right to work in a good safe, working environment, under transparent governance.

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Group of Mary Bridge doctors in Tacoma join Northwest Medicine United to advocate for pediatric care improvements and ensure resources for top-quality care.

The old QVMC was open until 6:59 a.m. Wednesday, and the hospital staff was using the last few minutes to ensure everything was ready when the new QVMC opened its doors at 7 a.m.

“We were seeing a lot of people dying on the way to the hospital, even if that’s 30 minutes [or] three hours,” Yang says. 1966 marked a nationwide turning point in EMS history.

This is the new normal for emergency departments in the United States, the result of a dramatic rise in the number of ER beds occupied by patients waiting for a space on a traditional hospital ward.