Ambulatory Emergency Care Units

The Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust Ambulatory Emergency Care Units improve care for medical patients who need a quick diagnosis and treatment and can potentially be treated without the need for admission to a hospital bed. As well as providing rapid care for non-critical patients, the units also relieve pressure on the A&E department, allowing it to focus on seriously ill patients who do need to be admitted into hospital.

[@anotheropinionplease]

'we've cracked it, we've cracked it'........O how I wish this was true!

[@Englesos]

Taking a blood pressure over the patient's sleeve? Noobs error.

[@Englesos]

+Charlie Goblin inaccurate, amateur.

[@charliegoblin9680]

+Englesos no, if you're using a dynamap machine like she is then you can put the cuff over a sleeve, if you're doing a manual bp with a stethoscope then you can't. Get your facts right

[@Englesos]

+Charlie Goblin www.bloodpressureuk.org/BloodPressureandyou/Homemonitoring/Howtomeasure It isn't difficult - and the make/type of the sphygmomanometer changes nothing. Its been like that for 25 years. I live and work my facts - who the f$%k are you?