Northampton General Hospital rating drops from 'good' to 'requires improvement' amid reports of 'bullying culture' Northampton's hospital has been given orders to improve after a watchdog found issues ranging from bullying to an unexpected maternity ward death during an inspection.
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) also found incidents of staff failing to store medicines properly while waiting times for those requiring treatment were found to be consistently worse than national standards.
The hospital, which employs almost 4,500 staff, has been rated as requires improvement overall today, falling from good, which it was awarded in its previous report in 2017. Northampton Chronicle and Echo
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The Care Quality Commission (CQC) also found incidents of staff failing to store medicines properly while waiting times for those requiring treatment were found to be consistently worse than national standards.
The hospital, which employs almost 4,500 staff, has been rated as requires improvement overall today, falling from good, which it was awarded in its previous report in 2017. Northampton Chronicle and Echo
See also:
- Northampton General Hospital inspection report Care Quality Commission
- Northampton General Hospital has 'culture of bullying' say inspectors BBC Northampton
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