An NHS trust at the forefront of a nationwide drive to reduce the risks of hospital care has cut its death rate by 22 per cent in four years. As hospitals across Britain prepare to implement aircraft-style checks before operations to reduce complications and save lives – reported in yesterday's Independent – Luton and Dunstable NHS Trust in Bedfordshire said it planned to be the safest hospital in Britain by 2011.
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Hospital pioneering safety scheme cuts deaths by 22% - The Independent 26th June 2008
Friday, June 27, 2008
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