In 2024, nearly 80,000 people waited 12 hours or more in an Emergency Department (ED) in Scotland. This is unacceptable and our patients deserve better. Emergency Care must be provided in an equitable, safe, and timely manner, but increasing pressures on the system are making this an enormous challenge. As
The winter of 2022/23 posed significant challenges for the NHS, prompting the Department for Health and NHS England to publish two ‘plans’ to recover
RCEM Scotland’s response to Scottish Health, Sport and Social Care committee inquiry into NHS winter planning.
RCEM briefing on Oral questions in the House of Lords: Prime Minister’s pledge to strengthen the NHS
This report was written on behalf of the National Board of Wales by Tamara Pinedo, Senior Policy Officer.
Proposal – The Health and Social Care Select Committee should examine the role emergency care can
play in prevention in its upcoming prevention inquiry.
Urgent update, immediate priorities, and recommendations
Urgent and Emergency Care Recovery 10 Point Action Plan – Briefing
Updated 31 March 2022
Ketamine Procedural Sedation for Children in ED’s
