Delayed critical care

Staying in ER for More than 5 Hours May Result in Delayed Access to Life-Saving Treatments, Higher Death Rates

Medicine & Technology Jan 24, 2022

Almost 27 million people reported to a staying in the major emergency room in England between 2016 and 2018 for the average of under five hours. This is in spite of a four-hour operational standard back in 2004 by the National Health Service.

Delayed critical care

Staying in ER for More than 5 Hours May Result in Delayed Access to Life-Saving Treatments, Higher Death Rates

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