Meanwhile, a record high of 54,532 patients had to wait over 12 hours for admission.Īn NHS spokesperson said: “This simplistic analysis only looks at one part of the picture, and does not take into account factors like level of demand - winter saw record numbers using urgent and emergency care, with the ‘twindemic’ of coronavirus and flu adding to significant pressure, and published data shows that December 2022 was the busiest month on record for A&Es with 2.28 million patients attending. Nationally, a record low of just 65 percent of patients were seen within four hours of arrival, compared to the target of 95 percent.
I just do not want other people to suffer what we suffered as a family." "My granddaughter is four years old now and she is going to grow up without a grandma. What has happened to me, my children and my grandchildren. "I just do not want this to happen to anyone else.
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It will hopefully all go to a full blown inquest. "The hospital has got a lot to answer for. (Image: Joseph Raynor/Nottingham Post)Īfter almost a month, Mr Hargreaves is yet to get closure. Michael Hargreaves, 53, holds a photograph of his late wife Diane, at home in Bulwell, Nottingham. But on both occasions, she waited for around 12 hours without being seen. He has previously told Nottinghamshire Live that during this first visit, his wife was only given a laxative, which didn't work, and was eventually sent home with "no proper aftercare."īecause of the continued pain being suffered by Mrs Hargreaves, she attended the QMC's A&E department twice after her hospital visit. Michael Hargreaves, whose wife has died in May, aged 51, after receiving care at the Queen's Medical Centre ( QMC), has described the figures as "shocking". Our thoughts are with the families who lost loved ones during this time and we would like to reassure people that we continue to work hard to improve patient flow and ensure that patients are seen in a timely way.” “National data shows that December 2022 was the busiest month on record for A&Es across the country, with NUH also experiencing this. Keith Girling, Nottingham University Hospital’s Medical Director added: “This winter saw a record number of people using urgent and emergency care, with both Covid-19 and flu circulating within our communities, which added to general winter illness pressures. In a statement responding to the figures, a spokesperson for Nottingham University Hospitals Trust said that December was the busiest month on record for A&Es across the country - with NUH also experiencing this. This is the shocking graph that reveals the horrific scale of the crisis that gripped the NHS this winter.
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