Care Quality Commission

Do Not Resuscitate Orders 'Used Without Consent During First Wave Of Coronavirus'

An investigation by the Care Quality Commission found medics may have imposed blanket orders on vulnerable groups at the start of the pandemic.
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Almost Half Of Europe's Coronavirus Deaths Are In Care Homes, Says WHO Official

It could mean the UK's current death total is far higher than reported.
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This Is What The Government Should Be Focusing On Instead Of Brexit

They know – and we know – that for the foreseeable future, MPs will have neither the time nor the energy to deal seriously with anything that isn’t Brexit-related
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Inquiry After 54 Deaths Over Six Months At West Midlands Hospital A&E

Fears were raised after an inspection in June.
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Woman Dies In Chingford Care Home Blaze

She was pronounced dead at the scene.
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There Is No Doubt That Maternity Services Have Improved But More Still Needs To Be Done

Nearly a quarter of women are left alone during the birth of their baby
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Ex-IPSA Chief Job Blocked As 'Revenge' For MPs Expenses Crackdown

Labour and Tory backbenchers team up to halt new appointment
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MPs Plot 'Revenge' Against Expenses Crackdown Chief

Backbenchers oppose Election Commissioner appointment
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Data Science Must Work In Concert With Human Professionals

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Labour MP Reveals Suicidal 10-Year-Old Was Denied Mental Health Help Four Times

Dr Paul Williams said boy was turned away 'because he hadn't tried to kill himself'.
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