Minor Injury Unit hours to be cut in two Herefordshire towns

MINOR Injury Units in Ross-on-Wye and Leominster are to have their opening hours cut.


Wye Valley NHS Trust says the move will help strengthen Hereford County Hospital’s Accident and Emergency Unit.
 

A review of the current service has found that members of staff manning the MIU’s have to leave wards and work alone or in pairs when they treat patients at the units during the night, putting them at risk.
 

From Monday the units will open from 8.30am to 5.30pm on Mondays to Fridays.

Comments(2)

bobby47 says...
1:40pm Fri 28 Sep 12

More bad news, but fair enough. And to show my understanding of our new 'reality', I give an undertaking that I will not purposely aim and push my handcart thats laden with rancid mellons into the path of any approaching Council leader between the aforementioned times of closure.
I'll not have it said that I'm unreasonable.
There cant be anything worse than being mown down by some deranged and disgruntled Hereford tax payer and not being able to get treatment for the terrible injuries that would surely be sustained, particularly if the handcart was fully laden with the aforementioned produce.

M M says...
5:32pm Fri 28 Sep 12

Oh well we must make sure we don't fall or get injured in Leominster or Ross between the hours of 5.30 and 8.30 am Monday to Friday and Saturday and Sunday,What is it all coming to?
People without transport how will they manage? The out of hours Doctors are very reluctant to visit this has been my experince having called them to a sick neighbour, after waiting two hours I called for an ambulance they were excellent and took the patient into hospital when they realised she lived alone

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