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As NHS England ‘seems’ to be closing the A&E gap with Scotland remember how the Royal College of Emergency Medicine has exposed their fraudulent ‘facts’ before
The most recent A&E data suggest there is only a 1% gap between NHS Scotland and NHS England in terms of the percentage seen in A&E within 4 hours. From stewartb 5 March 2026 on NHS England manipulating stats again, researched by stewartb and just framed by me. RCEM press release (march 4): ‘NHS England corridor care definition interesting but meaningful change must follow’ ‘Dr Ian Higginson, President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine …
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As NHS England ‘seems’ to be closing the A&E gap with Scotland remember how the Royal College of Emergency Medicine has exposed their fraudulent ‘facts’ before
The most recent A&E data suggest there is only a 1% gap between NHS Scotland and NHS England in terms of the percentage seen in A&E within 4 hours. From stewartb 5 March 2026 on NHS England manipulating stats again, researched by stewartb and just framed by me. RCEM press release (march 4): ‘NHS England corridor care definition interesting but meaningful change must follow’ ‘Dr Ian Higginson, President of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine …
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