Published 2 years ago

West Midlands Ambulance Service at risk of collapse, according to nursing director

Summary by Ground News

Mark Docherty said patients were "dying every day" due to ambulance delays. He said he did not understand why NHS England and CQC were not on top of the issue. He claimed that serious incidents had quadrupled in the last year due to delays.

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BBC News

West Midlands Ambulance Service boss warns it could collapse within months

Nursing director Mark Docherty predicts West Midlands Ambulance Service could fail by 17 August.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Independent

West Midlands Ambulance Service could collapse, nursing director says

Mark Docherty said patients are ‘dying every day’ from avoidable causes created by ambulance delays.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star

West Midlands Ambulance Service could collapse, nursing director says

Mark Docherty said patients are ‘dying every day’ from avoidable causes created by ambulance delays.

2 years ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Sky News UK

West Midlands Ambulance Service at risk of collapse, according to nursing director

An ambulance service could collapse this summer amid a country-wide "catastrophic situation" with too many patients waiting in the back of ambulances for 24 hours before being admitted to hospital.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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