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Hospital advertises for ‘corridor care’ nurses to ease NHS crisis

  • NHS hospitals are recruiting 'corridor nurses' to care for patients in hallways due to 'unprecedented' demand for beds.
  • Whittington Hospital in North London reported 'very significant pressure' in urgent and emergency care, leading to critical incidents being declared across multiple trusts.
  • Professor Nicola Ranger criticized the recruitment of corridor nurses, calling it a 'desperate' measure that jeopardizes patient safety and dignity.
  • Dr. Adrian Boyle stated that corridor care is 'degrading, dehumanising and dangerous,' contributing to extended A&E stays and potential avoidable deaths.
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