Nurses are at breaking point around the UK as a survey shows nearly seven in 10 have to provide care in overcrowded hospital corridors on a daily basis
The article highlights a dangerous crisis in overcrowded English hospitals where patients are placed in corridors ("corridor care"). This situation creates a high risk of patients dying unnoticed due to inadequate supervision and access to care.
The concept is that overcrowded hospitals, with a shortage of beds, force patients to be treated in inappropriate and risky environments, like hallways. This increases the likelihood of negative outcomes, including death, due to compromised care.
The article highlights a dangerous crisis in overcrowded English hospitals where patients are placed in corridors ("corridor care"). This situation creates a high risk of patients dying unnoticed due to inadequate supervision and access to care. The concept is that overcrowded hospitals, with a shortage of beds, force patients to be treated in inappropriate and risky environments, like hallways. This increases the likelihood of negative outcomes, including death, due to compromised care.
