NHS pays out £16million to patients for surgery on the WRONG parts of their bodies ...Middle East

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THE NHS has paid out £16million to patients for surgery on the wrong parts of their bodies. It has coughed up for 340 major negligence incidents since 2019. AFPOn top of compensation, legal costs bring the bill to the taxpayer to £26million[/caption] Victims include those who had the wrong organs taken out, an incorrect limb amputated or their teeth removed for no reason. In one case, a woman had both her ovaries removed instead of just one, while a spinal tap was performed on a different patient by mistake. A total of 70 such incidents, known as never events, have happened since this April alone. On top of compensation, legal costs bring the bill to the taxpayer

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