Urgent plan needed to end 'corridor care' for children, health secretary says
The NHS must take urgent action to stop children receiving treatment in hospital corridors, Health Secretary Yvette Cooper has told the BBC. Cooper told the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg she has asked NHS England to draw up urgent plans to eliminate what is known as "corridor care" for children as a priority, and to introduce new standards for how children should be treated at A&E. It comes after more than a dozen health groups urged the health secretary to take action to end corridor care.
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