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Elderly patients twice as likely to endure A&E waiting times of more than 12 hours
Patients aged 81 and above frequently endure significant A&E delays and often experience so-called ‘corridor care’
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independent.co.uk
Elderly patients face 12-hour waiting times in Accident and Emergency
The Nuffield Trust said long-standing issues relating to corridor care include a low number of beds on wards, and inadequate social care outside of hospitals
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mirror.co.uk
Damning data shows elderly and frail more likely to face 12-hour waits in A&E
Nuffield Trust has branded findings to the NHS study as "absolutely shocking" as it shows those aged over-80 typically wait the longest to get a bed in A&E
