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UK hospital corridors now routinely treat emergency patients, risking lives, with one in five A&E cases handled outside proper areas.
A UK medical expert warns that treating emergency patients in hospital corridors has become normalized, endangering care quality and contributing to preventable deaths, with one in five A&E patients now treated outside standard areas.
Dr. Ian Higginson of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine calls for public outrage over the crisis, citing over 16,600 annual deaths linked to delays, despite some progress in reducing wait times and ambulance response.
Officials acknowledge the issue and are pushing for long-term fixes including better staffing, bed management, and social care.
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Los corredores de los hospitales del Reino Unido ahora tratan rutinariamente a los pacientes de emergencia, arriesgando vidas, con uno de cada cinco casos de A&E manejados fuera de las áreas adecuadas.