HAI implementation strategy
Vale of Leven Inquiry · The Vale of Leven Hospital Inquiry Report · Issued 24 November 2014 · Addressed to: Scottish Government
Government responseScottish Government: Accepted (Jun 2015)
DeliveryNo statement from Scottish Government found
Recommendation, verbatim from the inquiry
●Inquiry recommendation
Scottish Government should ensure that policies and guidance on healthcare associated infection are accompanied by an implementation strategy and that implementation is monitored.
Vale of Leven Inquiry, The Vale of Leven Hospital Inquiry Report · 24 Nov 2014 Source PDF →
Published evidence summary
AI-generated evidence summary
The Inquiry asked the Scottish Government to ensure infection guidance has a monitored implementation strategy. In its June 2015 response, it accepted responsibility for identified failings and stated that it accepted "in full all of the report's recommendations", though it did not detail an implementation strategy or monitoring for healthcare associated infection guidance (Scottish Government response, Jun 2015).
Sources
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Report-level response context
Government response
●Scottish Government · Accepted · 18 Jun 2015
The Scottish Government accepts its responsibility for the failings identified in the report and we apologise unreservedly for the suffering and loss caused. We accept in full all of the report's recommendations.
Extract from: The Scottish Government's Response to the Vale of Leven Hospital Inquiry Report
Delivery
No statement on delivery from Scottish Government has been found in the sources searched. This is separate from the response above.
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