The hospital has responded to its 'requires improvement' rating
"Staff did not store or dispose of medication and emergency medical equipment safely and securely,” the report read.
CQC chiefs also raised concern over the communication with patients stating: “Care plans, discharge plans, risk assessments and risk management plans lacked detail and personalisation. Care records were stored in different places using a combination of paper and electronic systems.
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