Claims extracted
22
sentences that state something as happening or true
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9%
2 of 22 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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68/100
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John Swinney has been warned of the ‘human cost of SNP failure’ after a 55-year-old woman died while waiting for hours for an ambulance.
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woman → see → ambulance
Dame Jackie Baillie accused the First Minister of ‘dishonesty’ over his ‘broken promises’ on ambulance wait times.
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Baillie → accuse → times
The SNP leader accepted the treatment of Julie Parker was ‘unacceptable’ and said Health Secretary Angela Constance would meet with her family, following a review of her case.
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Constance → accept → case
Ms Parker collapsed on her bathroom floor in Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, in June, and was found by police who called for help.
But it took an ambulance nearly four hours to appear and she was pronounced dead at Crosshouse Hospital.
Ms Baillie, the acting Scottish Labour leader, said during FMQs: ‘This summer, Julie Parker was left dying on her bathroom floor, waiting for help.
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Parker → collapse → help
‘The police phoned 999 when they found her.
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they → phone → her
They phoned again when no ambulance came.
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ambulance → phone → ?
‘It took four hours for an ambulance to arrive, but by then it was too late.
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it → take → hours
First Minister John Swinney said the treatment of Julie Parker, who died while waiting hours for an ambulance, was 'unacceptable'
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who → say → ambulance
‘So when will John Swinney realise that the dishonesty and broken promises of this Government have consequences?’
Dame Jackie said Ms Parker’s case happened despite ‘years of promises’ by the First Minister.
She said: ‘We challenged him on the crisis in ambulance care in May last year, September last year, November last year, and again in January this year, he stood on that very spot and promised to fix the problems in the ambulance service, but he never does.’
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he → realise → service
Mr Swinney described Ms Parker’s case as ‘an unacceptable example of healthcare promise’.
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Swinney → describe → promise
The SNP leader said he would not make ‘any attempt to shield from that’, adding: ‘We work hard to improve them, but unfortunately, there will be cases where the outcomes are not what we would want them to be.
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them → say → them
We have to learn the lessons and to focus on improvements.
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We → have → improvements
That is what drives the agenda of the Government.
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what → drive → Government
‘We try to ensure that we deliver the improvements that are necessary, and the Health Secretary will engage with Julie Parker’s family to discuss this issue.
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Secretary → try → issue
‘Let me close by expressing my condolences to Julie Parker’s family.’
Dame Jackie Baillie accused the First Minister of ‘dishonesty’ over his ‘broken promises’ on ambulance wait times
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Baillie → let → times
Mr Swinney said he had read the transcript of the 999 call from police officers to the ambulance service, which was published by the Daily Record yesterday.
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which → say → Record
‘It is profoundly disturbing,’ he said of the call, ‘and it requires to be examined and that is exactly what will be done.’
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what → say → call
The newspaper reported that Ms Parker died on her way to hospital after collapsing in her flat and lying alone for several days.
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Parker → report → days
Police were called and after finding her phoned for an ambulance several times, telling a call handler at one point: ‘We’re just concerned as she’s been lying there for two days, possibly three, and her legs are kind of going a bit of an odd colour.’
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legs → call → colour
A spokesman for the Scottish Ambulance Service said: ‘We would again like to extend our deepest condolences to Ms Parker’s family and are very sorry for their loss.
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We → say → loss
‘This case is currently being jointly reviewed with NHS Ayrshire and Arran as part of a Significant Adverse Event Review (SAER).
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case → review → Review
‘We have also contacted the family to offer them the opportunity to meet with us and discuss the case privately.’
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We → contact → case
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