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One man’s ambulance wait is ‘skewed data’ and does not the real news make – Scottish Ambulance Service is more than 3 times faster than in England in 90% of cases
Professor John Robertson OBA BBC Scotland yesterday had: A great-grandfather who broke his leg in a fall spent seven hours lying on the floor of a garden centre while waiting for an ambulance. James Craig, 87, was waiting so long for emergency help that the nursery in North Lanarkshire had to stay open well past its 17:00 closing time. His granddaughter Mariann Whitson said she had lost faith in the ambulance service as a result of their experie…
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One man’s ambulance wait is ‘skewed data’ and does not the real news make – Scottish Ambulance Service is more than 3 times faster than in England in 90% of cases
Professor John Robertson OBA BBC Scotland yesterday had: A great-grandfather who broke his leg in a fall spent seven hours lying on the floor of a garden centre while waiting for an ambulance. James Craig, 87, was waiting so long for emergency help that the nursery in North Lanarkshire had to stay open well past its 17:00 closing time. His granddaughter Mariann Whitson said she had lost faith in the ambulance service as a result of their experie…
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