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Ambulance service 'on brink of collapse' due to Royal Stoke delays

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Mark Docherty, nursing director at West Midlands Ambulance Service, said people were 'dying every day' due to avoidable delays. Royal Stoke University Hospital has the region's biggest problem with ambulance handovers, with 1,588 delays of over an hour recorded in April. WMAS's quality and safety committee were told in March that there had been more than 100 serious incidents involving patient deaths.

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Ambulance service 'on brink of collapse' due to Royal Stoke delays

Mark Docherty, nursing director at West Midlands Ambulance Servuce, says people are dying every day due to ambulance handover delays

2 years ago·Stoke, United Kingdom

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