Author: Laurence Dollimore for Mailonline

Published: November 17, 2021 at 14:10 EDT | Updated: November 17, 2021 at 16:09 EDT

After an A&E staff member was found playing the "disgusting" game of Halloween "patient bingo", an NHS chief nurse was forced to apologize-they scored for finding the spike victim. 

A printed A4 bingo card shows how to urge the staff at Leeds General Hospital to classify patients as "Spiked", "Stab McStabson" and "NFA is not real clothing" in the boxes Tick-these boxes are believed to refer to homeless people. 

Another category of staff members will get extra points if they find a patient wearing a "sexy" costume from the popular Netflix show "Game of Squid"-while others mentioned overdose of MDMA and "projectile vomiting." 

With young women claiming that they were injected with needles in bars and nightclubs, peak incidents across the country surged and distorted games were played at the same time.    

A whistleblower who saw staff playing a "patient bingo game" said that they need to be "responsible for this disgusting and unprofessional behavior."

A friend of a patient in the emergency department found this card, and he filed a formal complaint with the hospital. 

A printed A4 bingo card (pictured) shows how the staff at Leeds General Hospital were urged to classify patients as "Spiked", "Stab McStubson" and "NFA is not a real costume" Tick ​​the box of-believed to refer to the homeless

Chief nurse Lisa Grant said the behavior of the emergency room staff at Leeds General Hospital was unacceptable and "appropriate action" would be taken 

The head nurse Lisa Grant apologized for the offense and said that "appropriate action" will now be taken against those involved in the game.

The whistleblower said: "Unfortunately, I ended up in the emergency room of Leeds General Hospital on Halloween weekend.

"I noticed that the staff were playing'Patient Bingo' and they saw patients wearing certain Halloween costumes and scored points.

'This is bad enough in itself, but the bingo table will get points for seeing "sexy" patients, and it plays down the homeless and the patients who might be stabbed.

"I have complained directly to the hospital about this matter, but I am waiting for a response.

"I think the hospital is responsible for this disgusting and unprofessional behavior."

The whistleblower said that anyone who enters the emergency room can see the bingo table.

The categories on the table are: squid games: sexy squid games, sexy careers, spikes, you are a wizard, Harry! , Fisher, my first ecstasy, real blood/fake blood, NFA is not a real costume, neon sign, sexy animal, exorcist projectile vomit, Harleyquinn, superhero, Halloween Otley run, pumpkin, angel or devil , Stabby Mcstabberson.

The whistleblower added: “[Game] is just lying on a table and anyone can see it.

"I think this feels really wrong. I am shocked that the staff will make jokes with serious things like being shot or nailed to death, especially since this has become a big problem recently.

The whistleblower said that anyone who enters the emergency department of Leeds General Hospital can see the bingo table (pictured)

"I also dislike them joking that homeless people look like they are wearing Halloween costumes because Leeds has a very big homelessness problem.

"When we need help, we turn to these people, and they openly mock the people they should help."

Chief nurse Lisa Grant said this behavior is unacceptable.

She said: "I apologize for the offense caused by this behavior in the emergency department of our Leeds General Hospital.

"We are very disappointed and frustrated that this happened in one of our hospitals.

"This is obviously unacceptable, and we are taking appropriate action against the relevant personnel.

"We remind all colleagues that this kind of behavior and activity has absolutely no place in our trust."

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