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Corridor care: Progress at last but the NHS still lacks the resources to end it

Patients being treated in hospital corridors is a sign of an NHS under extreme pressure. For months, clinicians, patients and campaigners have been raising the alarm about corridor care. The government has now announced new measures aimed at addressing the problem. While these steps mark progress, serious questions remain about whether the NHS has the

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Minister says Corridor care is “not acceptable” so why is it still happening?

Corridor care is one of the clearest signs that the NHS is under dangerous strain. Patients left waiting on trolleys and chairs for hours or even days. Care delivered in hallways with no privacy. Staff forced to make impossible decisions in unsafe conditions. These are not rare exceptions as they are becoming a routine feature

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Building Stronger Campaigns: What We Learned at the New Organising Conference

Earlier this month, some of our team attended the New Organising Conference (NOC) in Liverpool. A space where campaigners from across movements can come together to share experiences, learn from one another’s successes, and their challenges. Sara, EveryDoctor’s behind-the-scenes powerhouse who keeps our admin and research running smoothly, has written about what the experience meant

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