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Recommendations issued by UK statutory and non-statutory inquiries, with their tracked government response and supporting evidence.
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| Inquiry | Recs | Accepted |
|---|---|---|
| Mid Staffs Inquiry | 290 | 281 |
| Manchester Arena Inquiry | 169 | 169 |
| IICSA | 107 | 96 |
| Muckamore Abbey Inquiry | 106 | — |
| Grenfell Tower Inquiry | 104 | 104 |
| Infected Blood Inquiry | 103 | 102 |
| Hyponatraemia Inquiry | 96 | 96 |
| Fuller Inquiry | 92 | 71 |
| Leveson Inquiry | 92 | 77 |
| Vale of Leven Inquiry | 75 | 75 |
| Baha Mousa Inquiry | 73 | 72 |
| Southport Inquiry | 67 | — |
| RHI Inquiry | 45 | 44 |
| COVID-19 Inquiry | 44 | 24 |
| Morecambe Bay Investigation | 44 | 44 |
| Brook House Inquiry | 33 | 28 |
| Bichard Inquiry | 31 | 31 |
| Angiolini Inquiry | 30 | 29 |
| Post Office Horizon Inquiry | 27 | 25 |
| Jermaine Baker Inquiry | 26 | 22 |
| Edinburgh Tram Inquiry | 24 | 21 |
| Daniel Morgan Panel | 23 | 21 |
| Cranston Inquiry | 18 | — |
| Paterson Inquiry | 17 | 15 |
| HIA Inquiry | 12 | 12 |
| Scottish Hospitals Inquiry | 11 | 11 |
| Anthony Grainger Inquiry | 9 | 9 |
| Al-Sweady Inquiry | 9 | 9 |
| Hillsborough Panel | 9 | 5 |
| Fingerprint Inquiry | 9 | 9 |
| ICL Inquiry | 7 | 6 |
| Litvinenko Inquiry | 5 | 5 |
| Azelle Rodney Inquiry | 3 | 3 |
| Billy Wright Inquiry | 3 | 3 |
| Penrose Inquiry | 1 | 1 |
Recommendations
| Code | Recommendation | Inquiry | Response |
|---|---|---|---|
| IHRD-57 |
Clinical Training for Guidelines
Specific clinical training should always accompany the implementation of important clinical guidelines.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-58 |
Paediatric Fluid Management Training
HSC Trusts should ensure that all nurses caring for children have facilitated access to e-learning on paediatric fluid management and hyponatraemia.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-59 |
Post-Mortem Request Form Training
There should be training in the completion of the post-mortem examination request form.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-60 |
Coroner Communication Training
There should be training in the communication of appropriate information and documentation to the Coroner's office.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-61 |
Paediatric Communication Training
Clinicians caring for children should be trained in effective communication with both parents and children.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-62 |
Adverse Incident Communication Training
Clinicians caring for children should be trained specifically in communication with parents following an adverse clinical incident, which training should include communication …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-63 |
Evaluation of Parental Involvement
The practice of involving parents in care and the experience of parents and families should be routinely evaluated and the information used …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-64 |
Parental Involvement in Training
Parents should be involved in the preparation and provision of any such training programme.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-65 |
SAI Investigator Training
Training in SAI investigation methods and procedures should be provided to those employed to investigate.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-66 |
Time for SAI Learning
Clinicians should be afforded time to consider and assimilate learning feedback from SAI investigations and within contracted hours.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-67 |
Informing Teaching Authorities
Should findings from investigation or review imply inadequacy in current programmes of medical or nursing education then the relevant teaching authority should …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-68 |
Using Investigations for Training
Information from clinical incident investigations, complaints, performance appraisal, inquests and litigation should be specifically assessed for potential use in training and retraining.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-69 |
Executive Director Responsibilities
Trusts should appoint and train Executive Directors with specific responsibility for: (i) Issues of Candour. (ii) Child Healthcare. (iii) Learning from SAI …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-70 |
Board Meeting Minutes Preservation
Effective measures should be taken to ensure that minutes of board and committee meetings are preserved.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-71 |
Children's Healthcare Governance
All Trust Boards should ensure that appropriate governance mechanisms are in place to assure the quality and safety of the healthcare services …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-72 |
Candour in Trust Communications
All Trust publications, media statements and press releases should comply with the requirement for candour and be monitored for accuracy by a …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-73 |
GMC Code in Employment Contracts
General Medical Council ('GMC') 'Good Medical Practice' Code requirements should be incorporated into contracts of employment for doctors.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-74 |
Professional Codes in Employment Contracts
Likewise, professional codes governing nurses and other healthcare professionals should be incorporated into contracts of employment.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-75 |
Independent Disciplinary Action
Notwithstanding referral to the GMC, or other professional body Trusts should treat breaches of professional codes and/or poor performance as disciplinary matters …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-76 |
Publication of Clinical Standards
Clinical standards of care, such as patients might reasonably expect, should be published and made subject to regular audit.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-77 |
Trust Compliance Officer
Trusts should appoint a compliance officer to ensure compliance with protocol and direction.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-78 |
Clinical Guidelines Audit
Implementation of clinical guidelines should be documented and routinely audited.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-79 |
Reporting Clinical Practice Changes
Trusts should bring significant changes in clinical practice to the attention of the HSCB with expedition.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-80 |
Healthcare Data Analysis
Trusts should ensure health care data is expertly analysed for patterns of poor performance and issues of patient safety.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-81 |
Board Awareness of SAI Reports
Trusts should ensure that all internal reports, reviews and related commentaries touching upon SAI related deaths within the Trust are brought to …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-82 |
Policy on Learning from SAI Deaths
Each Trust should publish policy detailing how it will respond to and learn from SAI related patient deaths.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-83 |
SAI Deaths in Annual Reports
Each Trust should publish in its Annual Report, details of every SAI related patient death occurring in its care in the preceding …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-84 |
Trust Board Review of IHRD Report
All Trust Boards should consider the findings and recommendations of this Report and where appropriate amend practice and procedure.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-85 |
Deputy CMO for Children's Healthcare
The Department should appoint a Deputy Chief Medical Officer with specific responsibility for children's healthcare.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-86 |
Expand RQIA Remit and Resources
The Department should expand both the remit and resources of the RQIA in order that it might (i) maintain oversight of the …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-87 |
Independent Medical Examiner
The Department should now institute the office of Independent Medical Examiner to scrutinise those hospital deaths not referred to the Coroner.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-88 |
Child Death Overview Panel
The Department should engage with other interested statutory organisations to review the merits of introducing a Child Death Overview Panel.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-89 |
Patient Concern Organisation
The Department should consider establishing an organisation to identify matters of patient concern and to communicate patient perspective directly to the Department.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-90 |
Clinical Guidance Dissemination Protocol
The Department should develop protocol for the dissemination and implementation of important clinical guidance, to include: (i) The naming of specific individuals …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-91 |
Synchronise Patient Safety Systems
The Department, HBSC, PHA, RQIA and HSC Trusts should synchronise electronic patient safety incident and risk management software systems, codes and classifications …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-92 |
Review Healthcare Standards
The Department should review healthcare standards in light of the findings and recommendations of this report and make such changes as are …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-93 |
Review Trust Responses
The Department should review Trust responses to the findings and recommendations of this Report.
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-95 |
Legal Privilege Protocol
Given that the public is entitled to expect appropriate transparency from a publically funded service, the Department should bring forward protocol governing …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| IHRD-96 |
Healthcare Litigation Standards
The Department should provide clear standards to govern the management of healthcare litigation by Trusts and the work of Trust employees and …
|
Hyponatraemia Inquiry (2018) | Accepted |
| R1 |
National IT system for police intelligence
A national IT system for England and Wales to support police intelligence should be introduced as a matter of urgency. The Home …
|
Bichard Inquiry (2004) | Accepted |
| R2 |
PLX system introduction
The PLX system, which flags that intelligence is held about someone by particular police forces, should be introduced in England and Wales …
|
Bichard Inquiry (2004) | Accepted |
| R3 |
Police IT procurement review
The procurement of IT systems by the police should be reviewed to ensure that, wherever possible, national solutions are delivered to national …
|
Bichard Inquiry (2004) | Accepted |
| R4 |
PNC investment
Investment should be made available by Government to secure the PNC's medium and long-term future, given its importance to intelligence-led policing and …
|
Bichard Inquiry (2004) | Accepted |
| R5 |
PNC Code of Practice implementation
The new Code of Practice, made under the Police Reform Act 2002, dealing with the quality and timeliness of PNC data input, …
|
Bichard Inquiry (2004) | Accepted |
| R6 |
PNC data quality inspection
The quality and timeliness of PNC data input should be routinely inspected as part of the Policing Performance Assessment Framework (PPAF) and …
|
Bichard Inquiry (2004) | Accepted |
| R7 |
Court results PNC transfer
The transfer of responsibility for inputting court results onto the PNC should be reaffirmed by the Court Service and the Home Office …
|
Bichard Inquiry (2004) | Accepted |
| R8 |
Information management Code of Practice
A Code of Practice should be produced covering record creation, review, retention, deletion and information sharing. This should be made under the …
|
Bichard Inquiry (2004) | Accepted |
| R9 |
Key principles of information management
The Code of Practice must clearly set out the key principles of good information management (capture, review, retention, deletion and sharing), having …
|
Bichard Inquiry (2004) | Accepted |
| R10 |
Information management standards
The Code of Practice must set out the standards to be met in terms of systems (including IT), accountability, training, resources and …
|
Bichard Inquiry (2004) | Accepted |
| R11 |
Sexual offences intelligence retention
The Code of Practice should have particular regard to the factors to be considered when reviewing the retention or deletion of intelligence …
|
Bichard Inquiry (2004) | Accepted |