What can we learn from a winter of sustained ED pressures?

We are now just emerging from a winter of sustained pressures. Many teams encountered a perfect storm of increased demand, rising acuity, complex discharge pathways, persistent delayed transfers of care and workforce gaps compounded by fatigue.

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Emergency Nurse
Published
2026-03-03
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https://doi.org/10.7748/en.34.2.5.s1
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Healthcare Systems and Challenges
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What can we learn from a winter of sustained ED pressures?

Matthew Osborne
Emergency Nurse
Healthcare Systems and Challenges
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What can we learn from a winter of sustained ED pressures?

Matthew Osborne
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Abstract

We are now just emerging from a winter of sustained pressures. Many teams encountered a perfect storm of increased demand, rising acuity, complex discharge pathways, persistent delayed transfers of care and workforce gaps compounded by fatigue.

Emergency NurseVol. 34(2)
University of Essex (GB)
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Healthcare Systems and Challenges
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