CQC cover-up allegations: the three officials under fire
Cynthia Bower, Jill Finney and Anna Jefferson named as those said to have been present at decision to suppress report Cynthia Bower When the Guardian revealed that the Care Quality
Read MoreCynthia Bower, Jill Finney and Anna Jefferson named as those said to have been present at decision to suppress report Cynthia Bower When the Guardian revealed that the Care Quality
Read MoreHealth secretary says any Care Quality Commission members found to have misdirected ministers, face severe consequences Jeremy Hunt said the Care Quality Commission’s alleged cover-up of failings at a Cumbria
Read MoreAutism affects one in a hundred people in Britain today. There is, as yet, no cure for this lifelong condition, which makes social communication a struggle for thousands of people.
Read MoreHundreds of people die by suicide every year in Wales but help is now at hand in the form of a useful guide launched today. Bereavement by suicide or other
Read MoreA BUSINESSMAN has applied to open a new children’s home in Littleover but 12 people have objected. Meaksh Mehan, who runs Uma Fashions, in Normanton Road, has applied to Derby
Read MoreToo many mentally ill people are being held in police cells, say four watchdog bodies in England and Wales. A report from the four bodies covering police, prisons and care
Read MoreDoncaster Council has appointed a new improvement partner to transform its children’s services. An Oftsted report last year found standards at the council were low and social workers were failing
Read MoreNew chairman of the Care Quality Commission says that his organisation is still “not fully set up” to inspect hospitals. The public can have no confidence that the hospitals watchdog
Read MoreEngland’s NHS regulator is to review a decision not to name those behind a possible “cover-up” after a series of baby deaths at a Cumbria hospital. A review of the
Read MoreHealth Minister Edwin Poots has officially launched a pilot initiative aimed at tackling drug misuse in East Belfast. ‘RAPID’ (Remove all Prescription and Illegal Drugs) is a community safety initiative
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