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[...] general practice, set out today (12 December) by the Care Quality Commission’s Chief Inspector of General Practice, Professor Steve Field. The new style inspections will start in April [...]

[...] England's Chief Inspector of Hospitals has published his first report on the quality of care provided by The Royal [...]

[...] England's Chief Inspector of Hospitals has published his first report on the quality of care provided by Taunton and [...]

[...] were able to tell members of the inspection panel their views of the hospital’s care. Chief Inspector of Hospitals, Professor Sir Mike Richards said: “These reports mark an important [...]

[...] hospital Although CQC has seen some improvements in care across sectors, where inspectors find poor care it is serious and having a disproportionately large impact on people’s health and [...]

[...] because the regulator feels that they are likely to put patents at a higher risk of receiving poor care than from other general practice services. The Chief Inspector of General Practice will also [...]

[...] visits and included inspections in the evenings and weekends when we know people can experience poor care. On the evening of the first day of each inspection there was a ‘listening event’ [...]

[...] of people on community treatment orders, CQC will inspect more of these services. This new approach will also look at how community mental health services work with other organisations that are [...]

[...] , Professor Sir Mike Richards said: “These reports mark an important milestone in our new approach to hospital inspections. By using larger teams including more experts and people who have used [...]

[...] Expert inspection teams that include GPs are at the heart of a new approach to inspecting general practice, set out today (12 December) by the Care Quality Commission& [...]

[...] Commission providing a much more detailed picture of care in hospitals than ever before. An inspection team which included doctors, nurses, hospital managers, trained members of the public, CQC [...]

[...] Commission providing a much more detailed picture of care in hospitals than ever before. An inspection team which included doctors, nurses, hospital managers, trained members of the public, CQC [...]

[...] November). The changes are set out in A fresh start for the regulation and inspection of mental health services. More than 1.5 million adults used community mental health services last year. To date, [...]

[...] people living with dementia are supported to maintain their physical and mental wellbeing how effective care can reduce admissions to hospital from care homes and avoid unnecessarily lengthy stays how [...]

[...] that The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust is generally providing patients with safe and effective care. However, there are a number of areas for improvement. There was a shortage of midwives and [...]

[...] -led?” “At Musgrove Park Hospital, we found that most patients received safe and effective care. They appreciated the caring, helpful and compassionate attitude of staff. However, there [...]

[...] that The Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust is generally providing patients with safe and effective care. However, there are a number of areas for improvement. There was a shortage of midwives and [...]

[...] report on the quality of care provided by Taunton and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust at Musgrove Park Hospital. The trust was one of the first to be inspected under radical changes which have been [...]

[...] Hospital. Taunton and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust Overall the report concludes that Musgrove Park Hospital is providing patients with safe and effective care. But the hospital is dealing with a [...]

[...] . The inspections, under the leadership of CQC’s Chief Inspector of Hospitals, Professor Sir Mike Richards involved significantly larger inspection teams than CQC has used in the past. The teams [...]

[...] documenting decisions made about whether to resuscitate a patient. The Chief Inspector, Professor Sir Mike Richards said: “Whenever we inspect we will always ask the following five questions of [...]

[...] is available for use. Improving leadership of the maternity unit. The Chief Inspector, Professor Sir Mike Richards said: “Whenever we inspect we will always ask the following five questions of [...]

[...] services that are good, not services that only aspire to meet minimum standards. Professor Sir Mike Richards, CQC’s Chief Inspector of Hospitals, said: “The needs of people with [...]

[...] of people living in a care home in Crewe, Cheshire. In a report which is published today, CQC inspectors identify a series of concerns at Rosedale Manor Care Home, Sherbourne Road in Crewe. CQC is [...]

[...] team which included doctors, nurses, hospital managers, trained members of the public, CQC inspectors and analysts spent three days at New Cross Hospital during September. They examined the care [...]

[...] team which included doctors, nurses, hospital managers, trained members of the public, CQC inspectors and analysts spent two days at Musgrove Park Hospital during September. They examined the [...]

[...] and resources to carry out visits. Some practices have already been closed down following CQC inspections, which have so far targeted a small number of practices that were considered problematic [...]