Top Glasgow hospital slammed for spending £48,000 on taxis to deliver paperwork
It is claimed staff often fail to have prescriptions and paperwork ready before transport arrives to take discharged patients home and, as a result, it follows them later by taxi.
A top Glasgow hospital has come under fire for spending nearly £50,000 on taxis to deliver medicine and paperwork to patients.
When a patient is discharged from the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, staff often fail to have prescrip... moreTop Glasgow hospital slammed for spending £48,000 on taxis to deliver paperwork
It is claimed staff often fail to have prescriptions and paperwork ready before transport arrives to take discharged patients home and, as a result, it follows them later by taxi.
A top Glasgow hospital has come under fire for spending nearly £50,000 on taxis to deliver medicine and paperwork to patients.
When a patient is discharged from the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, staff often fail to have prescriptions and paperwork ready before transport arrives to take them home, according to an insider.
