'This is why doctors are leaving the NHS' - inside Britain's busiest A&E

With eight full-time consultants serving 140,000 patients, Queen's hospital in Romford, east London, suffers frequent bottlenecks of patients in A&E, resulting in overstretched staff and recurring breaches of NHS targets. Days after being put into special measures following a Care Quality Commission report, the Guardian filmed for 15 days in the hospital's A&E department
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