Half of Nurses Giving End of Life Care in Corridors as NHS Staffing Crisis Laid Bare The British National Health Service (NHS) has long been a source of national pride, with its principles of free and comprehensive healthcare serving as a model for countries worldwide.
However, beneath the surface lies a stark reality: the shameful treatment of patients at the end of their lives.
A recent poll of NHS nurses and healthcare professionals reveals that half have administered end of life care in hospital corridors or temporary spaces instead of dedicated facilities.