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Medical negligence solicitors Coles Miller report a number of clients travelling abroad for hospital care to avoid using the NHS.
Some clients have gone to France, Poland and Latvia for medical care in preference to British hospitals.
They are becoming increasingly concerned at delays in getting NHS treatment and also at poor standards of care.
Latest data provided by NHS hospitals has highlighted the time taken to admit ambulance patients to Accident & Emergency units.
Some patients are having to wait for longer than the target 15 minutes.
Delays of 30 minutes or more can lead to fines for hospitals. In Wales one ambulance had to queue for six hours and 22 minutes.
http://www.prweb.com/releases/medical-treatment/abroad/prweb11416898.htm
Some clients have gone to France, Poland and Latvia for medical care in preference to British hospitals.
They are becoming increasingly concerned at delays in getting NHS treatment and also at poor standards of care.
Latest data provided by NHS hospitals has highlighted the time taken to admit ambulance patients to Accident & Emergency units.
Some patients are having to wait for longer than the target 15 minutes.
Delays of 30 minutes or more can lead to fines for hospitals. In Wales one ambulance had to queue for six hours and 22 minutes.
http://www.prweb.com/releases/medical-treatment/abroad/prweb11416898.htm