Patient was 'left without oxygen' hospital inquiry told (U.K.)

BBC NEWS ^ | 11/22/10 | Unspecified

[exbrit]

An 86-year-old patient at Stafford Hospital collapsed on a ward after being left without her oxygen supply, a public inquiry has heard.

The inquiry is looking into the hundreds of higher than expected deaths at the hospital between 2005 and 2008.

Julie Bailey told the hearing that her mother Bella was left in a chair with no oxygen supply due to no nurses being available to reconnect the canister.

She later died at the hospital. Ms Bailey described the ward as "chaos".

[exbrit]

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[Cicero]

BBC manages to write this whole article without naming the hospital where these things took place.

I gather that it was Stafford Hospital. But I only got that by looking at some of the links below the article.

Covering up for them? If it’s Who what when where, then surely you would begin with the essential “who” here, namely the hospital.

[Mitch86]

Stafford Hospital is named in the first line, 7th word in. Couldn’t be much more explicit. Put your conspiracy hat away

[Christian Engineer Mass]

“hundreds of higher than expected deaths”

what?

[Clay Moore]

Amazing! That is about a 5 second job. It takes far longer to just walk over than the do the job.

Brings a new definition to the word “callous.”