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Branson slams 'horrific' hospital infection rates



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Published Date: 23 December 2008
SIR Richard Branson criticised "horrific" hospital infection rates today, accusing politicians and health bosses of "tinkering" with the problem.
The Virgin tycoon, who was recently appointed vice-president of the Patients' Association, called for all hospital staff to be screened for the superbug MRSA and receive immediate treatment if infected.


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  • Last Updated: 23 December 2008 10:28 AM
  • Source: Edinburgh Evening News
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
1

linda mccafferty,

Glasgow 23/12/2008 19:06:48
Well done Sir Richard for speaking out , we have our very own HOUSES OF CRIME on our very own doorsteps & the Politicians know it .
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The real dracula,

23/12/2008 20:51:58
he has also said all hospital staff should be swabbed for MRSA this is not feasible as MRSA can live on ANYONES skin without causing problems.

If hosp staff test positive and need treated they will need to be off ork till clear

RESULT the hospital wont be able to function

 

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