'Corridor care' in Wales puts "safety and dignity of patients at risk"
The Older People's Commissioner for Wales has raised concerns over 'corridor care' in the country's hospitals, citing risks to patient safety and dignity. The commissioner is calling for coordinated action to address the issue and restore trust in the health system.
The Older People's Commissioner for Wales has responded to a report on emergency medicine in Wales. The report highlights concerns over 'corridor care', where patients are treated in non-clinical environments. This practice has become normalised due to pressures on the NHS. The commissioner is calling for action to ensure treatment is provided in appropriate settings. This includes coordinated efforts from health boards and the next Welsh Government. The goal is to restore trust in the health system and prioritise patient safety and dignity.
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