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Hospital staff in Dumbarton and the Vale attacked 25 times during pandemic

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Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our personalised newsletter.There have been 25 violent attacks on hospital staff in Dumbarton and the Vale since the start of March.Health bosses urged people to respect staff who have faced aggression from patients and their families during lockdown.Figures released last week showed 22 assaults reported by staff at the Vale of Leven Hospital and three violent incidents at Dumbarton Joint Hospital over the last five months.NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde’s director of human resources Anne MacPherson said: “People behaving in a violent or aggressive way towards our staff or fellow patients can create a very frightening environment for our doctors, nurses, allied health.

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