KGH showing signs of improvement, inspection finds An inspection at Kettering General Hospital has found it has made significant improvements to patient safety and care.
The hospital was issued a warning notice by the Care Quality Commission in October 2016 after being placed into special measures. A subsequent inspection in June found the hospital has met the requirements of the notice, but it will still be in special measures until a full inspection takes place this autumn when it could be regraded.
Interim chief executive Fiona Wise said: “We have worked hard and comprehensively to address the issues raised by the CQC and I think the report reflects that. Northamptonshire Telegraph
The hospital was issued a warning notice by the Care Quality Commission in October 2016 after being placed into special measures. A subsequent inspection in June found the hospital has met the requirements of the notice, but it will still be in special measures until a full inspection takes place this autumn when it could be regraded.
Interim chief executive Fiona Wise said: “We have worked hard and comprehensively to address the issues raised by the CQC and I think the report reflects that. Northamptonshire Telegraph
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