Majority of Nurses Have Given End-of-Life Care in Corridors

'No patient should be dying in a hospital corridor while in pain or distress'

Nurses have told of treating patients receiving end-of-life care in 'unsafe' corridors or makeshift spaces - including one woman who died on a bathroom floor

Majority of nurses have given end-of-life care in corridors

More than half of nurses have treated patients receiving end-of-life care in corridors or other makeshift spaces, a damning report reveals.

Nurses giving end-of-life care in corridors amid staffing issues, poll finds

Time pressures and issues with staffing levels were also cited as a barrier to providing care to terminal patients.

Half of nurses giving end-of-life care in corridors as NHS staffing crisis laid bare

A practitioner recalled resuscitation being attempted on a terminally ill cancer patient who ultimately passed away on a bathroom floor