Inspectors tell trust to improve the medical care services at Weston Hospital
Inspectors from health watchdog The Care Quality Commission (CQC) have told trust leaders to improve medical care services at Weston General Hospital.
The CQC has published a new report today (Wednesday) following a focused inspection of the medical care services at the hospital, which is used by many people from across Weston and the Burnham-On-Sea area.
CQC inspected the medical care services department at Weston General Hospital to look at how safe and well-led it was, in response to concerns raised about nursing and medical staffing. As this was a focused inspection, no ratings were given.
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