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Trust chairman to step down after mistreatment allegations at mental health unit

By Eleanor Barlow, Reporter18th November 2022News England

The chairman of an NHS trust is stepping down after “examples of unacceptable care” at a mental health unit. Police are investigating allegations staff mistreated patients at the Edenfield Centre,

Hospital fined £200,000 after four babies exposed to ‘serious risk of avoidable harm’

By Dave Higgens, Reporter26th October 2022News England

A hospital has been fined £200,000 after four babies were exposed to “serious risk” when they were found to have non-accidental injuries which were not spotted in earlier admissions. Rotherham

Maternity services have deteriorated to lowest level and getting worse, hospitals regulator warns

By Jane Kirby, Reporter21st October 2022News England

Maternity services in England have deteriorated to their lowest level, the hospitals regulator has said, as it expressed “deep concerns” about the quality of care given to mothers and babies.

Care sector ‘must recruit equivalent of population of Newcastle’ as CQC warn of service gridlock

By Jemma Crew, Reporter21st October 2022News England

Health and care leaders need to recruit the equivalent of the population of Newcastle, the care regulator said, as it warned of a gridlock that is paralysing services and risking

Labour pledges to build National Care Service enforcing high standards in homes

By The Press Association26th September 2022News England

Labour has pledged to recruit care workers by guaranteeing fair pay, workers’ rights and appropriate training under a National Care Service as it claimed “too many private equity firms are

Youth custody system ‘dysfunctional’ and failing vulnerable girls, report finds

By Flora Thompson, Reporter21st September 2022News England, News Wales

The “dysfunctional” youth custody system is failing to provide vulnerable girls with the help they need, a group of watchdogs has warned. Girls and young women faced “significant challenges” when

Ambulance service rated ‘inadequate’ as report suggests long delay contributed to death of patient

By Ella Pickover, Reporter25th August 2022News England

An ambulance trust has been rated as “inadequate” by inspectors as a report suggested that a long delay had contributed to the death of an elderly patient. A damning report

Human rights of care home residents at risk due to misuse of DNACPR notices and slow progress on visits

By Jemma Crew, Reporter22nd July 2022News England

The human rights of people in care are at risk of being breached by slow progress on enabling visits and the inappropriate use of resuscitation notices, a report has warned.

Mental health hospital faces criminal probe after death of vulnerable man hit by train

By Ted Hennessey, Reporter24th June 2022News England

The death of a vulnerable man who was hit by a train after absconding from a mental health hospital has sparked a criminal investigation into the care provider and its

Ambulance trust allowed normalisation of ‘bullying and inappropriate sexualised behaviour’

By Ben Mitchell, Reporter22nd June 2022News England

An ambulance trust has been criticised for allowing harassment, bullying and inappropriate sexualised behaviour to become “normalised” within the organisation. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has rated the leadership at

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Trust chairman to step down after mistreatment allegations at mental health unit

Hospital fined £200,000 after four babies exposed to ‘serious risk of avoidable harm’

Maternity services have deteriorated to lowest level and getting worse, hospitals regulator warns

Youth custody system ‘dysfunctional’ and failing vulnerable girls, report finds

Ambulance service rated ‘inadequate’ as report suggests long delay contributed to death of patient

Mental health hospital faces criminal probe after death of vulnerable man hit by train

Ambulance trust allowed normalisation of ‘bullying and inappropriate sexualised behaviour’

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

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Trust chairman to step down after mistreatment allegations at mental health unit

Hospital fined £200,000 after four babies exposed to ‘serious risk of avoidable harm’

Maternity services have deteriorated to lowest level and getting worse, hospitals regulator warns

Care sector ‘must recruit equivalent of population of Newcastle’ as CQC warn of service gridlock

Labour pledges to build National Care Service enforcing high standards in homes

Youth custody system ‘dysfunctional’ and failing vulnerable girls, report finds

Ambulance service rated ‘inadequate’ as report suggests long delay contributed to death of patient

Human rights of care home residents at risk due to misuse of DNACPR notices and slow progress on visits

Mental health hospital faces criminal probe after death of vulnerable man hit by train

Ambulance trust allowed normalisation of ‘bullying and inappropriate sexualised behaviour’