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Octuplets' hospital privacy fine - BBC Health News 17th July 2009
The hospital where octuplets were born in January has been fined for a second time for failing to protect the family's medical privacy.
Nadya Suleman attracted worldwide attention after giving birth to eight babies at Kaiser Permanente's Bellflower hospital in Los Angeles.
It’s a clean sweep for Accrington and Clitheroe hospitals - Lancashire Telegraph 14th July 2009
TWO East Lancashire hospitals have been praised for their overall environment, food and privacy and dignity afforded to patients.
A team of assessors have ranked both Accrington Victoria and Clitheroe community hospital an ‘excellent’ mark for all three categories, which means an improvement for both of them.
Top rating for Longridge Community Hospital - Lancashire Telegraph 13th July 2009
LONGRIDGE Community Hospital has scored a treble ‘excellent’ rating following an inspection of facilities for inpatients.
The hospital's respect for privacy and dignity, food quality and environment received top scores from the National Patient Safety Agency (NPSA) in its 2009 Patient Environment Action Team (PEAT) assessments.
Hospital given good rating by environment inspectors - Carlisle News & Star 8th July 2009
THE West Cumberland Hospital has received ‘good’ ratings for the levels of privacy and dignity it offers patients.
The Hensingham hospital was also rated as ‘good’ – the second highest grade possible – for its quality of food and cleanliness.
Chorley Hospital marked on facilities - Chorley Citizen 8th July 2009
Chorley Hospital has received positive scores in a survey looking at cleanliness, food and privacy.
The hospital, along with Royal Preston, were rated excellent for the quality of their food and were judged to be good for their environment, which includes the quality of cleanliness.
Patient conditions at north and west Cumbrian hospitals praised - Carlisle News & Star 7th July 2009
Conditions for patients at north Cumbria’s two main hospitals have received excellent and good scores respectively following recent inspections.
Inspectors took into account a wide range of factors, including cleanliness and hygiene, levels of privacy and dignity, and in-patient food.
'Good' rating for West Cumberland Hospital - Carlisle News & Star 6th July 2009
THE West Cumberland Hospital has received ‘good’ ratings for the levels of privacy and dignity it offers patients.
The Hensingham hospital was also rated as ‘good’ – the second highest grade possible – for its quality of food and cleanliness.
The scores come from this year’s National Patient Safety Agency Patient Environment Action Team inspections.
Double delight for Trafford General Hospital - Altrincham Messenger 6th July 2009
TRAFFORD General Hospital has scooped a double ‘excellent’ rating following an inspection of facilities for inpatients.
Respect for privacy and dignity and food quality received top scores from the 2009 Patient Environment Action Team (PEAT).
Privacy: the top and bottom scoring hospital trusts - The Guardian 14th January 2009
Results from 2008 Healthcare Commission survey for NHS trusts in England
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