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Inspection

Recommendations related to inspection

30 recommendations 80% accepted

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Government Response
Accepted (18)
Accepted in part (5)
Accepted, fully or in part (not specified) (1)
Not accepted (1)
Under consideration (2)
No response yet (3)
Recommendations in This Theme

recommendation across 10 inquiries

Across 10 inquiries

Tagged Recommendations

30 total
R83 No response yet Muckamore Abbey Inquiry

RQIA use of CCTV in inspections

The RQIA needs to reconsider whether to make use of CCTV when it is in operation in a service it is inspecting where concerns have been raised.

P2-28 Accepted Fuller Inquiry

CQC guidance on hospice inspection scope

To avoid confusion over its remit, the Care Quality Commission should issue clear guidance to inspectors (and others) that hospice inspections should not include areas where deceased people are kept, …

CQC
P2-65 Under consideration Fuller Inquiry

Funeral director regulation benefits outweigh difficulties

While the introduction of a proportionate statutory regulation and inspection regime may require significant adjustment by funeral director organisations, it is the view of the Inquiry that the benefit to …

Department of Health and…
P2-31 Accepted Grenfell Tower Inquiry

Inspect London Fire Brigade control room operations

In the meantime, we recommend that His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (“the Inspectorate”) inspect the LFB as soon as reasonably possible to assess and report …

HM Inspectorate of Const…
P2-32 Accepted Grenfell Tower Inquiry

Inspect London Fire Brigade incident commander training

Steps have already been taken to respond to the criticisms made by the chairman in his Phase 1 report, but in order to reassure those who live in London we …

HM Inspectorate of Const…
P2-33 Accepted Grenfell Tower Inquiry

Inspect London Fire Brigade information management systems

That as soon as reasonably practicable the Inspectorate inspect the LFB to examine and report on its arrangements for collecting, storing and distributing information in accordance with section 7(2)(d) of …

HM Inspectorate of Const…
33 Accepted, fully or in part (not specified) Brook House Inquiry

Improve HMIP and IMB evidence gathering and reporting processes

HM Inspectorate of Prisons and Independent Monitoring Boards working within immigration removal centres must ensure that they have robust processes for: obtaining and reporting on an enhanced range of evidence …

HM Inspectorate of Priso… Independent Monitoring B…
FR-14 Accepted in part IICSA

Victim Code Compliance

The Inquiry recommends (as originally stated in its Interim Report, dated April 2018) that the UK government commissions a joint inspection of compliance with the Victims' Code in relation to …

UK Government
74 Under consideration IICSA

Joint inspection of Victims Code compliance

The Chair and Panel recommend that the Ministry of Justice, Home Office and Attorney General commission a joint inspection of compliance with the Victims' Code in relation to victims and …

Ministry of Justice
58 No response yet IICSA

Residential schools inspection and guardians registration

The Department for Education and the Welsh Government should: require all residential special schools to be inspected against the quality standards used to regulate children's homes in England and care …

Department for Education
AG-2 Accepted Anthony Grainger Inquiry

HMICFRS Thematic Inspection of Armed Policing

Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (“HMICFRS”) should conduct a thematic inspection or inspections concerning: (i) the selection and training of officers authorised to use weapons …

HM Inspectorate of Const…
R61 Accepted Vale of Leven Inquiry

Unannounced inspections with lay representation

Health Boards should ensure that unannounced inspections of clinical areas are conducted by senior infection prevention and control staff accompanied by lay representation to examine infection prevention and control arrangements, …

NHS Health Boards (Scotl…
R62 Accepted Vale of Leven Inquiry

Senior manager clinical visits

Health Boards should ensure that senior managers accompanied by infection prevention and control staff visit clinical areas at least weekly to verify that proper attention is being paid to infection …

NHS Health Boards (Scotl…
F101 Accepted Mid Staffs Inquiry

National Patient Safety Agency functions

While it may be impracticable for the National Patient Safety Agency or its successor to have its own team of inspectors, it should be possible to organise for mutual peer …

NHS England
F121 Accepted Mid Staffs Inquiry

Learning and information from complaints

The Care Quality Commission should have a means of ready access to information about the most serious complaints. Their local inspectors should be charged with informing themselves of such complaints …

CQC
F150 Accepted in part Mid Staffs Inquiry

Inspection powers

Scrutiny committees should have powers to inspect providers, rather than relying on local patient involvement structures to carry out this role, or should actively work with those structures to trigger …

F155 Accepted Mid Staffs Inquiry

Medical training

The General Medical Council should set out a standard requirement for routine visits to each local education provider, and programme in accordance with the following principles: The Postgraduate Dean should …

GMC
F161 Accepted Mid Staffs Inquiry

Training and training establishments as a source of safety information

Training visits should make an important contribution to the protection of patients: Obtaining information directly from trainees should remain a valuable source of information – but it should not be …

GMC
F167 Accepted in part Mid Staffs Inquiry

Approved Practice Settings

The Department of Health and the General Medical Council should review the powers available to the General Medical Council in support of assessment and monitoring of approved practice settings establishments …

GMC
F26 Accepted Mid Staffs Inquiry

Responsibility for regulating and monitoring compliance

In policing compliance with standards, direct observation of practice, direct interaction with patients, carers and staff, and audit of records should take priority over monitoring and audit of policies and …

CQC
F46 Accepted Mid Staffs Inquiry

Use of information about compliance by regulator from: Quality and risk profiles

The Quality and Risk Profile should not be regarded as a potential substitute for active regulatory oversight by inspectors. It is important that this is explained carefully and clearly as …

CQC
F49 Accepted Mid Staffs Inquiry

Enhancement of monitoring and the importance of inspection

Routine and risk-related monitoring, as opposed to acceptance of self-declarations of compliance, is essential. The Care Quality Commission should consider its monitoring in relation to the value to be obtained …

CQC
F50 Accepted Mid Staffs Inquiry

Enhancement of monitoring and the importance of inspection

The Care Quality Commission should retain an emphasis on inspection as a central method of monitoring non-compliance.

CQC
F51 Accepted Mid Staffs Inquiry

Enhancement of monitoring and the importance of inspection

The Care Quality Commission should develop a specialist cadre of inspectors by thorough training in the principles of hospital care. Inspections of NHS hospital care providers should be led by …

CQC
F52 Accepted Mid Staffs Inquiry

Enhancement of monitoring and the importance of inspection

The Care Quality Commission should consider whether inspections could be conducted in collaboration with other agencies, or whether they can take advantage of any peer review arrangements available.

CQC
F72 Accepted Mid Staffs Inquiry

Assessment process for authorisation

The assessment for an authorisation of applicant for foundation trust status should include a full physical inspection of its primary clinical areas as well as all wards to determine whether …

Monitor
BAHA-43 Accepted in part Baha Mousa Inquiry

PM(A) Inspection Authority

The PM(A) and those who in his name carry out inspections of the main operational detention facilities should be expressly recognised as having the right and duty to inspect CPERS …

Ministry of Defence
BAHA-44 Not accepted Baha Mousa Inquiry

External Inspection by HMIP

In the ongoing deliberations as to what arrangements should be made for external inspection of main operational detention facilities, the fullest consideration should be given to: (1) the significant benefit …

Ministry of Defence
BAHA-45 Accepted in part Baha Mousa Inquiry

Unannounced Inspections

The PM(A) and the in theatre FPM should take account of the in theatre situation in assessing whether any unannounced MPS inspections of forward detention facilities would be feasible and …

Ministry of Defence
RONA-20 Historic Ronan Point Inquiry

Statutory notification and inspection of gas appliance installations

In order to reduce the risk of town gas explosions still further, consideration should be given to a statutory requirement, based on the provisions of the London Gas Undertakings (Regulations) …