NHS Grampian consultants to approach Scottish government over staffing

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Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
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NHS Grampian previously admitted "staffing challenges".

Consultants will put concerns about staffing shortages and patient safety at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary directly to the Scottish government.

They held a meeting in the city on Tuesday night to discuss a number of issues, particularly relating to the situation in the emergency department.

The health board last week board announced a £2m investment in ARI frontline services.

NHS Grampian previously said it had been facing "staffing challenges".

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