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RCHT is no longer “inadequate” but still “requires improvement,” according to the Care Quality Commission

RCHT is no longer “inadequate” but still “requires improvement,” according to the Care Quality Commission

Posted By Julia Penhaligon on 14th December 2018

By Julia Penhaligon The Royal Cornwall Hospital Trust has managed to climb out of the worst-level Care Quality Commission rating and is today (Friday) assessed only as “needing improvement.” Until…

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