Water leaks and power outages included in recurring building issues faced by Great Ormond Street Hospital, a watchdog has found
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Water leaks and power outages included in recurring building issues faced by Great Ormond Street Hospital, a watchdog has found
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Surgeons at Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) for children were forced to use mobile phone torches during an operation due to a power outage, the NHS’s safety watchdog has found.
The central London hospital, which treats 76,000 kids a year, has been blighted by power outages, water leaks, and issues with…
The Care Quality Commission found the trust also had a shortage of nurses trained to carry out tracheostomies
Yaser Jabbar specialised in lower limb reconstruction at the hospital for years
New data reveals serious harm caused to patients in 7% of cases in five years, as campaigners warn patient safety must be…
The ‘incredibly traumatic’ experience has affected him for years
Royal London Hospital seeing rising number of accidents, including a 6-year-old with multiple fractures
