Care Quality Commission – Page 14

A&E under ‘tremendous pressure’ as more departments require improvement – report

By Jane Kirby, Health Editor15th October 2019News England

Inspectors say they are increasingly concerned about the pressure on NHS hospitals as new figures show more than half of A&E departments are inadequate or require improvement. The Care Quality

Unregistered domiciliary care provider fined £9000 for operating illegally

By Iain MacDonald, Reporter19th September 2019News England

The owner of a domiciliary care business has been ordered to pay almost £9,000 at Luton Magistrates’ Court, after she was found to be operating illegally. Florica Jordan, who ran

Social care complaints spark concerns providers attempting to ‘ration resources’

By Tess de la Mare, Reporter19th September 2019News England

The ombudsman in charge of social care has seen a jump in the number of upheld complaints, sparking concerns that providers are attempting to “ration resources” to cut costs. The

Care home manager could face jail for failing to give evidence to inquest

By Thomas Hornall, Reporter16th August 2019News England

A “doctor” who managed a “chaotic” psychiatric care home before a teenager killed herself has admitted failing to give evidence to her inquest, in what is said to be a

‘Inadequate’ NHS trust has new conditions placed on registration after concerns

By Josh Payne, Reporter2nd August 2019News England

New conditions have been placed on an “inadequate” NHS trust’s registration after inspectors highlighted a number of concerns. An inspection team from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) visited the Shrewsbury

Priory Group hospitals placed in special measures over ‘unacceptable’ standards

By Benjamin Cooper, Reporter30th July 201930th July 2019News England

Two Priory Group hospitals have been placed in special measures after they were found to have “unacceptable” standards. Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspectors reported fears over dirty wards and “uncaring

Head of NHS England challenged on alleged ‘burial’ of child cancer services report

By Tom Pilgrim25th June 2019News England

The head of NHS England has been challenged over a decision not to publish a report which revealed concerns about children’s cancer care in London. The February 2015 report by

Regulator calls on care homes to make oral health a priority

By Sally Wardle24th June 2019News England

Care homes in England are neglecting the oral health of their residents, a new report suggests. A Care Quality Commission (CQC) review found gaps in the support on offer to

NHS pressures ‘causing decline in patient experience’ – new CQC survey

By Sally Wardle20th June 2019News England

Pressures within the NHS are leading to a decline in patient experience, new research suggests. Less than half of people (48%) admitted to hospital in England rated their overall experience

Inspections must change to ensure patient abuse is detected – CQC chief

By Sally Wardle12th June 2019News England

The Care Quality Commission (CQC) must change the way it inspects services to ensure it detects cases of patient abuse, its chief executive has said. Some individuals appear to be

Tag: Care Quality Commission

Unregistered domiciliary care provider fined £9000 for operating illegally

Care home manager could face jail for failing to give evidence to inquest

‘Inadequate’ NHS trust has new conditions placed on registration after concerns

Priory Group hospitals placed in special measures over ‘unacceptable’ standards

Head of NHS England challenged on alleged ‘burial’ of child cancer services report

Regulator calls on care homes to make oral health a priority

NHS pressures ‘causing decline in patient experience’ – new CQC survey

Inspections must change to ensure patient abuse is detected – CQC chief

Mother of woman who took own life brands daughter’s abuser ‘a monster’

MPs reject Tory bid to launch another national inquiry into grooming gangs

Log In

Sign Up

Tag: Care Quality Commission

A&E under ‘tremendous pressure’ as more departments require improvement – report

Unregistered domiciliary care provider fined £9000 for operating illegally

Social care complaints spark concerns providers attempting to ‘ration resources’

Care home manager could face jail for failing to give evidence to inquest

‘Inadequate’ NHS trust has new conditions placed on registration after concerns

Priory Group hospitals placed in special measures over ‘unacceptable’ standards

Head of NHS England challenged on alleged ‘burial’ of child cancer services report

Regulator calls on care homes to make oral health a priority

NHS pressures ‘causing decline in patient experience’ – new CQC survey

Inspections must change to ensure patient abuse is detected – CQC chief