2013年12月24日星期二

sub-standard emergency Meizitang practices

A similar account of A&E interventions in mental health would be a positive step towards properly addressing the needs of yet another marginalised section of the community. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has already revealed sub-standard emergency Meizitang practices for the mentally ill, the worst cases occasioning death.
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And there are extreme cases; one Fletchers client claimed successfully against an NHS trust that neglected her husband to the point he died in hospital in a state of Meizitang Botanical Slimming Soft Gel starvation. While the cause of his death remains a strictly physiological account, it's impossible to rule out how stigma surrounding his severe depression and threats of self-harm might have influenced his care, even subconsciously.
We know that mental illness is real, and that people can suffer in serious and life-threatening ways. The very nature of an emergency demands Botanical Slimming pace and immediate help, so it is vital that emergency services are trained and supported but also expected to appropriately manage mental health.

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