NHS Accidentally Deletes Thousands of Patient Referrals From Hospital Lists Without Warning
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NHS accidentally deletes thousands of patients from waiting lists
NHS Accidentally Deletes Thousands of Patient Referrals From Hospital Lists Without Warning
An NHS watchdog identified at least 2,000 cases of patients disappearing from hospital waiting lists since 2018, raising concerns about delayed treatment and patient safety.
Thousands of patients accidentally removed from NHS waiting lists
The Health Services Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB) says the electronic system ’was not designed to manage the current volume of referrals’
The UK National Health Service (NHS) has accidentally removed at least 2,000 patients from medical checkups since 2018 because of a systemic failure. "NHS accidentally removed thousands of patients from waiting lists ... The Supervisory Authority's investigation has recorded at least 2,000 cases since 2018 when the patients were missing from the lists," reports The Telegraph with reference to the Supervisory Authority's report, sends RIA News. I…
Thousands of Patients Accidentally Removed from NHS Waiting Lists, Report Warns
LONDON, October 22: At least 2,000 patients may have been accidentally removed from NHS waiting lists since 2018 due to problems with the health service’s electronic referral system, according to a report by the Health Services Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB). The report warned that the NHS e-Referral Service (e-RS), used by GPs to refer patients to specialists, was not designed to handle the current volume of referrals, particularly followin…
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