Eight NHS hospitals hit by listeria outbreaks as Hancock signals plans to bring catering in-house Eight NHS hospitals have been hit by the listeria outbreak which has killed five patients, the Health Secretary has revealed.
Matt Hancock made the disclosures as he said he was keen to see the health service take NHS catering back in-house, in a bid to improve safety.
The Health Secretary on Monday named six NHS hospitals which have been hit by the outbreak, linked to pre-packed sandwiches and salads, as he vowed to “take the necessary steps” to restore trust in hospital food.
They include two - Leicester Royal Infirmary, and Royal Derby Hospital - in which patients have died. The Daily Telegraph
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Matt Hancock made the disclosures as he said he was keen to see the health service take NHS catering back in-house, in a bid to improve safety.
The Health Secretary on Monday named six NHS hospitals which have been hit by the outbreak, linked to pre-packed sandwiches and salads, as he vowed to “take the necessary steps” to restore trust in hospital food.
They include two - Leicester Royal Infirmary, and Royal Derby Hospital - in which patients have died. The Daily Telegraph
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