Scale of NHS’s “corridor care” is revealed in Royal College of Nursing report
Has treating patients in corridors and cloakrooms become “normalised”? Jacqui Wise reports A nurse forced to change an incontinent patient with dementia beside a vending machine and a patient dying from a cardiac arrest who couldn’t be given adequate cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) because of overcrowding in the corridor are just two examples from a stark new report from the Royal College of Nursing.
Following testimony from nurses across the UK, Christine Irvine from Marie Curie said it was ‘appalling’ that palliative care ...
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Shocking footage shows 'Third World' scenes in hospital corridors as the Royal College of Nursing publishes a report saying ...
Patients are dying in “horror film” hospital corridors so crowded that nurses cannot reach them, a bombshell report reveals ...
Hospital patients being treated in corridors is "becoming the norm" and some are dying as a result, the head of a nursing ...
Stormont's Health Committee chair has called on Westminster to fund Northern Ireland's broken health service amid fresh ...
A survey by the Royal College of Nursing found ‘harrowing’ examples of vulnerable patients being treated in corridors ...
Patients are dying in corridors and pregnant women are miscarrying in side rooms as overwhelmed hospitals struggle to cope, ...
At the same time, the Royal College of Nursing has released a damning report revealing that patients are dying in hospital ...
Wes Streeting has described nurses as “the backbone of our NHS” after a staff member was left in a critical condition by a ...
The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) trade union is recruiting employment advisers to join its Cardiff contact centre to advise ...
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