Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Accident and Emergency Department continues to experience a significant increase in patients.
Head, Dr. Anne-Marie Cruickshank, says people are presenting with respiratory illnesses such as COVID-19 and influenza, complications associated with chronic non-communicable disease and trauma-related injuries.
The medical professionals are also seeing elderly patients with signs and symptoms of dehydration.
She is addressing the developing situation through a statement to the media.
The department is sincerely apologising for any inconvenience the long wait times have caused, as it continues to manage the surge in urgent patients.
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The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Accident and Emergency Department continues to experience a significant increase in patients.
Head, Dr. Anne-Marie Cruickshank, says people are presenting with respiratory illnesses such as COVID-19 and influenza, complications associated with chronic non-communicable disease and trauma-related injuries.
The medical professionals are also seeing elderly patients with signs and symptoms of dehydration.
She is addressing the developing situation through a statement to the media.
The department is sincerely apologising for any inconvenience the long wait times have caused, as it continues to manage the surge in urgent patients.
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