NHS England has published corridor care figures for the first time, showing how many patients were treated for more than 45 minutes outside a clinically appropriate and safe setting.
Across Lancashire, East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust recorded one of the highest emergency department figures nationally, with an average of 62 patients a day receiving corridor care in May.
It also recorded an average of 31 patients a day receiving corridor care on hospital wards.
Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust recorded 24 emergency department patients a day on average.
University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust recorded 40 emergency department patients a day.
At Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, the figures were lower, with an average of nine patients a day receiving corridor care in emergency departments and four a day on wards.
The data does not include ambulance handover delays.
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