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Physical attacks abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear hospital staff are rising in the U.K. Britain's National Health Service (NHS) says abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear assaults have increased by six per cent in the abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear year. There were 63,199 in 2012-13, up from 59,744 from the previous abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear. That's more than 173 abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear every day. Unions say these abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear do not tell the abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear story. A union spokeswoman said: "Sadly, this is only the abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear of the iceberg as violence…remains an under-reported abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear. The [government] cuts and…pressure on services are causing growing patient abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear."

Britain's Health Minister condemned the abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear. He said: "Any physical or verbal abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear against NHS staff is totally abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear and will not be tolerated." He added: "It is abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear that there have been so many physical assaults." He said there were ways to keep abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear people out of hospitals. Hospitals can remove people not requiring abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear and prosecute them if they refuse to abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear. Richard Hampton of the abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear group NHS Protect said NHS abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear should expect to work in a safe environment, " abuseagainstassaultsattacksfiguresfreefrustrationleaveoutrageouspastproblemstaffsupporttiptreatmentunacceptableundesirableviolentwholeyear from violence and physical assault".