A grandmother has told of the “disgraceful” moment she was examined next to a busy A&E’s main entrance – with no screen around her. Suzanne Baxter had gone to the William Harvey Hospital in Ashford while in excruciating pain, believed to have been caused by a catheter she’d had fitted. But the emergency department was so packed with other patients she was put on a trolley next to the glass double doors looking out onto the car park. It meant people were walking to and fro as she had to lift up her top and be “prodded and probed” by the doctor. Hospital bosses have now apologised to the 58-year…
