High nurse and doctor turnover linked to increased patient deaths in NHS hospitals
By Liz Wells 22 November 2024
High monthly turnover rates of nurses and senior doctors are associated with higher deaths for emergency patients admitted to NHS hospitals in England, new research reveals.
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