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Inspections of health and care organisations should not resume until after winter – NHS Confederation

By Ella Pickover, Reporter26th August 2020News England

Official inspections of health and care organisations should not resume until after winter, the NHS Confederation has said. Routine inspections were paused during the peak of the coronavirus pandemic to

Urgent changes needed at troubled NHS trust where poor patient care has ‘normalised’ – CQC

By Richard Vernalls, Reporter14th August 2020News England

“Urgent changes” are needed at the troubled Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Hospitals Trust (SaTH) after health inspectors highlighted “failing leadership” and normalisation of “poor patient care”. The Care Quality Commission

Health chief ‘profoundly regrets’ failings that led to serious maltreatment at Muckamore Hospital

By Rebecca Black, Reporter5th August 20205th August 2020News Northern Ireland

The head of the Belfast Health Trust has expressed “profound regret” at failings in the leadership at Muckamore Abbey Hospital. A raft of allegations of physical abuse and mental cruelty

Scottish Hospitals Inquiry opens with pledge from chairman to listen to affected families

By Craig Paton, Reporter4th August 2020News Scotland

An inquiry into two of Scotland’s newest hospitals has launched, with its chairman expressing hope affected families will feel “they have been listened to and able to put forward their

Report: Learning Disabilities Mortality Review Programme (LeDeR) – July 2016 – December 2019

By Jemma Crew, Reporter20th July 2020Reports & Resources

More than a hundred people with learning disabilities received care so poor that it significantly affected their wellbeing or “directly contributed” to their death, a report has found. Some 7,145

Campaign for justice over ‘life-threatening injuries’ suffered by two disabled care home residents

By Flora Thompson, Reporter20th July 2020News England

The families of two disabled care home residents who were seriously injured in unexplained circumstances have launched a legal campaign for justice. Gary Lewis (left) and Matthew Bates (right) were

Three women charged after probe into ‘mistreatment’ at East Dunbartonshire care home

By The Press Association13th July 2020News Scotland

Three women have been charged after a police investigation into the alleged mistreatment of residents at a care home. Police revealed in May that they were examining complaints at Springvale

Healthcare review finds thousands had come to ‘avoidable harm’ with concerns dismissed and overlooked

By Ella Pickover, Reporter8th July 2020News England

Additional “problems, mistakes and tragedies” may have occurred in the healthcare system, the authors of a damning review into the care of tens of thousands of people have said. The

Damning review concludes thousands of women could have been spared mesh complications

By Ella Pickover, Reporter8th July 2020News England

Thousands of women could have been spared complications from mesh surgery, a damning new review has concluded. Women told the review team of “excruciating chronic pain feeling like razors inside

Council apologises after failing to support families of children who died in care, inquiry hears

By Taz Ali, Reporter3rd July 2020News England

Lambeth Council failed to support the families of two children, including a baby, who had both died under its care after facing abuse by its staff, an inquiry has heard.

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Urgent changes needed at troubled NHS trust where poor patient care has ‘normalised’ – CQC

Health chief ‘profoundly regrets’ failings that led to serious maltreatment at Muckamore Hospital

Scottish Hospitals Inquiry opens with pledge from chairman to listen to affected families

Report: Learning Disabilities Mortality Review Programme (LeDeR) – July 2016 – December 2019

Campaign for justice over ‘life-threatening injuries’ suffered by two disabled care home residents

Three women charged after probe into ‘mistreatment’ at East Dunbartonshire care home

Healthcare review finds thousands had come to ‘avoidable harm’ with concerns dismissed and overlooked

Damning review concludes thousands of women could have been spared mesh complications

Council apologises after failing to support families of children who died in care, inquiry hears

New details revealed about Sara Sharif case as PM says questions to answer

More than 480 children in England died or seriously harmed by abuse, report reveals

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Tag: Care Standards

Inspections of health and care organisations should not resume until after winter – NHS Confederation

Urgent changes needed at troubled NHS trust where poor patient care has ‘normalised’ – CQC

Health chief ‘profoundly regrets’ failings that led to serious maltreatment at Muckamore Hospital

Scottish Hospitals Inquiry opens with pledge from chairman to listen to affected families

Report: Learning Disabilities Mortality Review Programme (LeDeR) – July 2016 – December 2019

Campaign for justice over ‘life-threatening injuries’ suffered by two disabled care home residents

Three women charged after probe into ‘mistreatment’ at East Dunbartonshire care home

Healthcare review finds thousands had come to ‘avoidable harm’ with concerns dismissed and overlooked

Damning review concludes thousands of women could have been spared mesh complications

Council apologises after failing to support families of children who died in care, inquiry hears