Inquiries · Recommendations
Recommendations: Paterson Inquiry
1,814 tracked recommendations
35 inquiries
17 match current filters
Recommendations issued by UK statutory and non-statutory inquiries, with their tracked government response and supporting evidence.
Recommendations
| Code | Recommendation | Inquiry | Response |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Single consultant data repository
We recommend that there should be a single repository of the whole practice of consultants across England, setting out their practising privileges …
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted in Part |
| 2 |
Patient-focused correspondence
We recommend that it should be standard practice that consultants in both the NHS and the independent sector should write to patients, …
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted |
| 3 |
Explaining independent sector differences
We recommend that the differences between how the care of patients in the independent sector is organised and the care of patients …
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted |
| 4 |
Reflection period for consent
We recommend that there should be a short period introduced into the process of patients giving consent for surgical procedures, to allow …
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted in Part |
| 5 |
CQC assurance on MDT meetings
We recommend that CQC, as a matter of urgency, should assure itself that all hospital providers are complying effectively with up-to-date national …
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted |
| 6a |
Communicating complaint escalation
We recommend that information about the means to escalate a complaint to an independent body is communicated more effectively in both the …
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted |
| 6b |
Mandatory independent complaint resolution
We recommend that all private patients should have the right to mandatory independent resolution of their complaint.
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted in Part |
| 7 |
UHB patient recall
We recommend that the University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust board should check that all patients of Paterson have been recalled, and …
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted |
| 8 |
Spire patient recall
We recommend that Spire should check that all patients of Ian Paterson have been recalled, and to communicate with any who have …
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted |
| 9 |
National patient recall framework
We recommend that a national framework or protocol, with guidance, is developed about how recall of patients should be managed and communicated, …
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted |
| 10 |
Indemnity regulation reform
We recommend that the Government should, as a matter of urgency, reform the current regulation of indemnity products for healthcare professionals in …
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted in Part |
| 11 |
Regulatory system patient safety priority
We recommend that the government should ensure that the current system of regulation and the collaboration of the regulators serves patient safety …
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted |
| 12a |
Suspension during investigation
We recommend that if, when a hospital investigates a healthcare professional's behaviour, including the use of an HR process, any perceived risk …
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Not Accepted |
| 12b |
Information sharing between providers
We recommend that if the healthcare professional also works at another provider, any concerns about them should be communicated to that provider.
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted in Part |
| 13 |
Independent sector provider responsibility
We recommend that the government addresses, as a matter of urgency, this gap in responsibility and liability.
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted in Part |
| 14 |
Board apologies
We recommend that when things go wrong, boards should apologise at the earliest stage of investigation and not hold back from doing …
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Accepted |
| 15 |
Independent sector NHS contract qualification
We recommend that if the government accepts any of the recommendations set out above, it should make arrangements to ensure that these …
|
Paterson Inquiry (2020) | Under Consideration |