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Medway NHS Foundation Trust

NHS foundation trust in England.

An NHS trust runs hospitals or other NHS services in part of England. A foundation trust has more independence, and governors who represent local people.

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Partial (not yet checked): details
Years held
2023 onwards
CQC overall rating
Requires improvementFrom the CQC
Coroners’ reports
13 reports sent to it
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  1. Board meeting, in public

  2. Council of Governors meeting

  3. Board meeting, in public

  4. Board meeting, in public

  5. Board meeting, in public

  6. Board meeting, in public

  7. Board meeting, in public

  8. Council of Governors meeting

  9. Board meeting, in public

  10. Council of Governors meeting

  11. Board meeting, in public

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Coroners’ reports sent to this organisation

Prevention of Future Deaths reports that name this organisation as a recipient. A recipient must reply within 56 days. We show whether judiciary.uk has published a reply; one may have been sent and not yet published.

  1. “Having been made 'nil by mouth', the evidence was that this was well documented in Mr…”, 2026-0134Response published

  2. “Evidence given at the inquest revealed that the system at the GP practice when examined…”, 2022-0366Response published

  3. “The direction of the most senior clinician, the orthopaedic surgeon, was not documented…”, 2022-0121Response published

  4. “Results from lumbar puncture taken on 26th February 2021 were made available on 4th March…”, 2021-0240Response published

  5. “Evidence was heard that: (1) A recommended home assessment was not completed as part of…”, 2021-0025Deadline passed

  6. “Mrs Tadman had dementia and a long-term catheter who was admitted to hospital with a…”, 2021-0023Response published

  7. “John Lee developed an abdominal aortic aneurysm which had become enlarged”, 2018-0349Report put online after its 56 days

  8. “is as follows”, 2018-0245Report put online after its 56 days

  9. “The discharge process on 25th January 2017 did not include any cautionary advice as to…”, 2017-0270Response published

  10. “There were incomplete records kept and especially in respect of the fluid balance chart…”Deadline passed

  11. “There was no Senior review by a Consultant from admission to the time of his death and…”, 2016-0193Deadline passed

  12. “That Mrs Head had a history of MRSA was not established prior to surgery despite…”, 2016-0115Response published, not yet matched

  13. “No party explained the importance of attendance at the haematuria Clinic to Mr”, 2015-0145Deadline passed

Care Quality Commission

The CQC regulates health and care services in England. These are its ratings for the foundation trustas a whole and the reports it has published, as listed on cqc.org.uk.

Overall rating

Requires improvement
Safe
Requires improvement
Effective
Requires improvement
Caring
Good
Responsive
Requires improvement
Well-led
Requires improvement

Rating published . This is the CQC’s latest rating for the foundation trust as a whole. Its website may have newer reports on individual hospitals and services. From the CQC’s ratings data as at .

The trust’s page on cqc.org.uk

Inspection reports

  1. A routine inspection

  2. An inspection looking at part of the service

  3. A routine inspection

  4. A routine inspection

  5. An inspection looking at part of the service

  6. An inspection looking at part of the service

  7. A routine inspection

Published by the CQC; we keep an unchanged copy of each report we link. All reports on cqc.org.uk. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Care Quality Commission, cqc.org.uk. Open Government Licence.