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Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth has been given a formal warning by the Care Quality Commission over its "very poor care".
In a separate incident, inspectors had to intervene and help a choking patient when two staff members failed to act.
The hospital said it was confident it would be able to improve.
Inspectors, who visited in February, rated medical care at the hospital as "inadequate". BBC News
Queen Alexandra Hospital in Portsmouth has been given a formal warning by the Care Quality Commission over its "very poor care".
In a separate incident, inspectors had to intervene and help a choking patient when two staff members failed to act.
The hospital said it was confident it would be able to improve.
Inspectors, who visited in February, rated medical care at the hospital as "inadequate". BBC News
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