GP's urge patients to attend appointments after IT outage.

KentOnline / KMTV 2024-07-23

Views 463

GP's in Kent are encouraging patients to keep attending their appointments as usual, despite the problems caused by the global IT outage.
Show more

Share This Video


Download

  
Report form
RELATED VIDEOS
Canicule :
play
03:20

Canicule : "Aux urgences, il y a un afflux de patients qui ne sont pas ceux qu'on attend"
Forfait patients urgences : ces patients qui pourraient être exonérés
play
01:15

Forfait patients urgences : ces patients qui pourraient être exonérés
En direct des urgences avec le Dr Gérald Kierzek : Le tri des patients par urgence et par gravité
play
01:51

En direct des urgences avec le Dr Gérald Kierzek : Le tri des patients par urgence et par gravité
Doctor: Patients with chronic illness shouldn't skip appointments during COVID-19 outbreak
play
01:44

Doctor: Patients with chronic illness shouldn't skip appointments during COVID-19 outbreak
Patients who had appointments or operations cancelled during Covid were 80%
play
02:14

Patients who had appointments or operations cancelled during Covid were 80%
Frequent Power Outage In Cuttack Covid Hospital, Patients Suffer
play
00:59

Frequent Power Outage In Cuttack Covid Hospital, Patients Suffer
Jordan health minister resigns after oxygen outage kills patients
play
02:41

Jordan health minister resigns after oxygen outage kills patients
Bhopal: 3 patients died after power outage in Corona Ward
play
04:24

Bhopal: 3 patients died after power outage in Corona Ward
Vadodara_ Patients suffer due to power outage at surgical ward of SSG hospital
play
02:42

Vadodara_ Patients suffer due to power outage at surgical ward of SSG hospital
Medicare no longer works for patients and GP's, report finds
play
04:00

Medicare no longer works for patients and GP's, report finds
Medicare funding: calls to let patients see nurses to reduce load on GP's
play
02:00

Medicare funding: calls to let patients see nurses to reduce load on GP's
Martin Hirsch :
play
01:33

Martin Hirsch : "On a vu le nombre de patients grimper et pour autant on n'a pas dégradé le temps d'attente des patients aux urgences"