Policy and other Papers which affect Healthwatch Rutland PAPER F

Board Members are asked to note the following recent policy and other items which have a bearing on the work of Healthwatch Rutland .

  1. CNCS goes into Administration . We have circulated directly to members details of the transfer of out of hours services for LLR from CNCS to Derbyshire Health United on 12th May 2016
  1. A report of investigations into unsafe practicesThe Health and Parliamentary Ombudsman has published a report into her investigation of unsafe discharges from hospital.
  1. CCG Consultations. Apart from purdah restrictions as a result of the referendum, the CCG proposes to engage with the public on paracetemol and prescribing and Continuing Health Care
  1. " Catalyst or Distraction ?" This paper by the Health Foundation discusses the implications of the " Mancunian model" on Health and Social Care provision.
  1. A different ending: End of life care review A report published by the CQC this month looks at inequalities in end of life care
  1. Mental Health Act Annual Report 2014/15. This CQC report concludes there is unacceptable variation in the way providers are applying the Code of Practice
  1. Tackling Poor Oral Health in Children This report describes local governments public health role
  1. CQC Inspections affecting Rutland including CQC visit to UHL 20th June 2016

The CQC has just published its annual report for 2014-15 and the following is a summary of the ratings awarded.

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The following CQC reports since our last meeting are designated by the CQC as " Needs Improvement" :-

  • Chater Lodge ( May 2015)
  • Manton Hall (July 2015)
  • Casterton House Rest Home ( 2014)
  • Leicestershire Partnership Trust ( July 2015)
  • Belton House ( August 2015)
  • Braceborough Hall Retirement Home, Stamford ( October 2015)
  • Sandalwood Court ,Corby ( Feb 2016)
  • Seagrave House, Corby ( June 2015)
  • Welland House Corby( July 2015)
  • Willow Brook House,Corby ( 2014)
  • Broadoak Grange ,Melton Mowbray ( March 2016)
  • Framland, Melton Mowbray (May 2015)
  • Unique Superior Care ( October 2015)
  • Select Care ,Collyweston ( July 2015)
  • Velvet Glove, Corby ( 2015)
  • Gable Healthcare, Corby (2015)
  • Latham House Medical Practice ( August 2015)
  • Central Notts Clinical Services (CNCS) which provides out of hours services remains in special measures ( placed in special measures May 2015)
  • CorbyCommunityHospital (2014)
  • University Hospitals of Leicester ( March 2014) - to be revisited on 20th June 2016
  • Leicestershire Partnership Trust ( July 2015)
  • Kettering General ( November 2014)
  • CorbyCommunityHospital ( March 2014)
  • Cambridge University Hospitals - Inadequate

Post Inspection

  • East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS) was re inspected on 16th November 2015 . Report now published.

by sector Nrimary medical service sectors is at location level. The hospitals sector ratings are a

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