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Paralysed patient forced to wash with wet wipes and sleep on floor at mental health unit
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The incident highlights concerns over accessibility and care standards in mental health facilities, where patients with physical disabilities may face significant challenges in receiving adequate support. Mental health units are expected to provide a safe and dignified environment for all patients, regardless of their physical abilities. The lack of suitable facilities can have a profound impact on a patient's well-being and recovery.
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Paralysed patient forced to wash with wet wipes and sleep on floor at mental health unit
Niamh Buckell resorted to cleaning herself with baby wipes over the lack of access to disabled-friendly toilets and washrooms
28 Jun, 13:10
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