A nurse working in an emergency department has described the 'intense and unrelenting' pressures on Northern Ireland's healthcare system as a 'warzone'
A nurse working in an emergency department has described the "intense and unrelenting" pressures on Northern Ireland's healthcare system as a "warzone."
In recent weeks, health trusts throughout Northern Ireland have been posting urgent calls for off-duty staff to work due to the extreme pressures on emergency departments."It looks like a warzone. I've been doing shifts in A&E for about 15 years, and I've never seen it like that," he told Belfast Live.
Mr Donnelly said staff are under "intense pressure", with colleagues asking him to raise concerns about the situation with the Assembly's Health Committee. However, with no Executive currently in place, this is not possible.
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