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Caring for patients in corridors is so ‘normal’ NHS hospitals are installing plug sockets in them

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Patients being treated in hospital corridors has become increasingly common due to a lack of available beds (file photo)

NHS hospitals are installing plug sockets and call bells in corridors to care for patients, an investigation has found. Read More

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