Nurses say dying patients are being failed in their final days because the NHS is under too much pressure to care for them properly

Nurses say dying patients are being failed in their final days because the NHS is under too much pressure to care for them properly Dying patients are being failed in their final days because the NHS is under too much pressure to care for them properly, nurses have warned.

Patients are being left stranded in hospitals rather than being allowed to die at home or in hospices, a survey of NHS nurses claims.

Others are dying alone because staff are too stretched to spend time with them, the report found. The Daily Mail

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