Ministers Promise More Scots Treated at Home as Part of New Hospital Flow Plan
The plan would expand Hospital at Home services and create new community hubs as ministers seek to cut corridor care and speed discharges.
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NHS Scotland ordered to cut corridor care from already the lowest by far in the UK and barely one-third of the level in Andy’s Manchester
departments and aim to discharge patients from hospital within three days of admission, under new Scottish Government plans. Hospitals will also be required to focus on patients with life-threatening conditions and those needing specialist care, with others directed to alternative sources of healthcare. Help Talking-up Scotland keep going Crowdfunder at: https://www.crowdfunder.co.uk/p/help-talking-up-scotland-keep-going Or by direct bank transf…
Scottish Government unveils major push towards home-based care in bid to ease hospital pressures
The Scottish Government has unveiled a major push towards home-based care in a bid to ease pressure on hospitals, in order to free up time for emergency cases. NHS bosses... The post Scottish Government unveils major push towards home-based care in bid to ease hospital pressures appeared first on FutureScot.
New NHS Plan Aims to Get Patients Home From Hospital Sooner
Patients should spend less time waiting for urgent care and be able to return home sooner under new plans designed to improve the movement of people through Scotland's hospitals. Health Secretary Angela Constance says the Scottish Government will set out immediate, medium and longer term action to tackle delays and provide more care in people's homes and communities.The post New NHS Plan Aims to Get Patients Home From Hospital Sooner appeared fi…
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