Saturday, July 24, 2010

Tameside NHS certitude to be reinvestigated after residents campaign

David Rose, Health Correspondent & , : {}

A sanatorium certitude with higher-than-average genocide rates is to be reinvestigated by health regulators after a debate by internal residents and MPs.

The Department of Health pronounced last night that it welcomed an examination by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the health watchdog, in to caring at Tameside Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Greater Manchester.

The certitude was found to have a little of the tip genocide rates in the nation in Nov when the eccentric researcher Dr Foster, published the Good Hospital Guide.

At the time, the CQC was criticised as toothless when it claimed that no serve movement was indispensable to examine the trust, formerly rated great for peculiarity of care.

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But an unannounced review in Dec found justification that the certitude had breached discipline on the impediment of infections such as MRSA.

The CQC pronounced that it would additionally see again at mankind rates and surveys of patients and staff at the hospital, whilst Monitor, the eccentric regulator for substructure trusts, will additionally lift out an eccentric examination of the approach the certitude is run.

Andy Burnham, the Health Secretary and MP for Leigh, appeared last night to behind the examination by the regulators.

He pronounced that the NHS was the excellent essence of Labour values but added: There are places where it [the NHS] is not great sufficient and I will never bashful afar from observant that. Where it isnt, we have to move it up to standard.

The proclamation comes after the hospitals 4 internal Labour MPs pronounced that they had lost certainty in certitude management.

More than 470 people have so far assimilated the MPs James Purnell, Andrew Gwynne and David Heyes in signing a apply to to the Prime Minister that calls for an eccentric examination in to a catalog of failings at the trust.

Tom Levitt, the Labour MP for High Peak, is additionally pronounced to await the campaign, and a Facebook debate with some-more than 1,500 members additionally called for bosses to go.

Christine Green, arch senior manager of the trust, that runs Tameside General Hospital, insisted that the sanatorium was an in effect and protected place to be treated.

The Department of Health pronounced in a statement: We are gratified that the eccentric regulators the CQC and Monitor, along with the North West Strategic Health Authority and the Tameside Hospital NHS Foundation Trust are operative together to examine concerns about the opening of the trust.

Patient reserve is the tip priority and we design any issues identified to be quickly addressed and actions taken to safeguard standards are softened where required so that internal people can be assured in the peculiarity of caring supposing by the trust.

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