The patients were in general wards, intensive care units, A&E departments or mental health inpatient units.The report's lead author, Dr Emmert Roberts, said many doctors knew the problems were common among inpatients.Alcohol abuse was most common among patients in mental health units, the report found. Dependence was more common among people in A&E departments.He said dedicated inpatient alcohol care teams were needed to tackle the issue.
She called for a minimum unit price and better urban planning to"give people more social spaces that do not revolve around alcohol".
Another fine mess Labour brought in with 24 hour drinking.
He's gonna give em 350mill a week. Thats what he said
Inpatients at the red lion or dog and duck
How many inpatients for that illegal weed plant that people like to smoke before going on a fridge rampage and munching frenzie ?
And yet the TV adds are flooded with alcohol-related promotion adds
ALL single mum's
The cost for dealing with alcohol related illness in the NHS and additional police time should be funded by direct taxation on alcohol. At the moment everyone subsidizes this destructive drug which isn’t fair. Taking resources from the rest of us.
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