It feels remarkably low, like a massive massive under-count of a very serious serious problem. The article does mention this, and some of the potential causes:
> Experts cautioned that the figures were likely to be a serious underestimate as staff are often deterred from making complaints when patients abuse them.
There are something like a million patient contacts every 36 hours in the English NHS. So over 5 years that's something like 1.2billion patient contacts.
> Experts cautioned that the figures were likely to be a serious underestimate as staff are often deterred from making complaints when patients abuse them.
There are something like a million patient contacts every 36 hours in the English NHS. So over 5 years that's something like 1.2billion patient contacts.
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