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Most QEH emergency patients over 65 — A&E chief

Summary by Barbados Today
Patients over 65 account for 65 per cent of those attending the Queen Elizabeth Hospital’s Accident and Emergency Department, where doctors are seeing more strokes and complications from chronic diseases, A&E head Dr Anne-Marie Cruickshank has said.
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Most QEH emergency patients over 65 — A&E chief

Patients over 65 account for 65 per cent of those attending the Queen Elizabeth Hospital’s Accident and Emergency Department, where doctors are seeing more strokes and complications from chronic diseases, A&E head Dr Anne-Marie Cruickshank has said.

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Barbados Today broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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