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Inspectorate raises concerns over pressures faced by Edinburgh hospital

By The Press Association24th October 2022News Scotland

Issues around reduced staff availability, increased waiting times and hospital admissions have been raised in the inspection of an Edinburgh hospital. In a report released on Monday, Healthcare Improvement Scotland

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.

Council to refund 11 years of care home fees family should never have been charged

By Iain MacDonald, Reporter20th October 2022News England

Birmingham City Council will repay a city family more than 11 years of care home fees after the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman found the family should never have

Council agrees to review processes after visually impaired woman was left without social care

By Iain MacDonald, Reporter20th October 2022News England

Leicestershire County Council has agreed to improve how it prepares social care and support plans after a severely visually impaired woman was left without the day-to-day support she needed for

Cost of providing council social care ‘an increasingly common theme’ in complaints to ombudsman

By Jemma Crew, Reporter12th October 2022News England

More complaints are being made about councils failing to provide social care – or limiting the care provided – and using cost as a justification, an ombudsman has said. The

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

Health watchdog pledges to continue raising concerns about staff shortages

By The Press Association18th August 2022News Scotland

A health watchdog has vowed to continue raising concerns about staff shortages, as it found units relying on agency staff to fill the void. The Mental Welfare Commission released the

Inspectors criticise council which had oversight of murdered five-year-old Logan Mwangi

By Rod Minchin, Reporter2nd August 2022News Wales

There remain “serious concerns” with the children’s services department which had oversight of murdered five-year-old Logan Mwangi, a watchdog has found. Care Inspectorate Wales acknowledged there had been improvements at

Borders and Immigration watchdog slams ‘poor’ Home Office response to Channel crossings

By Flora Thompson, Reporter21st July 2022News England

The Home Office response to the surge in Channel crossings is “poor” and the “system is overwhelmed”, according to a watchdog. Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration David Neal (pictured)

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Inspectorate raises concerns over pressures faced by Edinburgh hospital

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

Health watchdog pledges to continue raising concerns about staff shortages

Borders and Immigration watchdog slams ‘poor’ Home Office response to Channel crossings

Hospital ‘compromised’ dignity of man on life support for nine years, judge says

Covid inquiry evidence on Mone-linked PPE firm to be heard in closed session

Teenager who murdered family was planning shooting at his former primary school

Mother’s anger after coroner finds Army failures contributed to Jaysley’s death

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Tag: Inspection

Inspectorate raises concerns over pressures faced by Edinburgh hospital

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

Council to refund 11 years of care home fees family should never have been charged

Council agrees to review processes after visually impaired woman was left without social care

Cost of providing council social care ‘an increasingly common theme’ in complaints to ombudsman

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

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

Health watchdog pledges to continue raising concerns about staff shortages

Inspectors criticise council which had oversight of murdered five-year-old Logan Mwangi

Borders and Immigration watchdog slams ‘poor’ Home Office response to Channel crossings