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Cornish GP surgery taken out of special measures

The Harris Memorial Surgery's rating has been upgraded from inadequate good by inspectors.

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Public meeting held over GP practice concerns

Modality Mid Sussex has sites in Crawley Down, Burgess Hill and two in East Grinstead.

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Hospital given CQC warning over surgery services

The hospital's surgery service continues to require improvement, The Care Quality Commission says.

Birmingham & Black Country

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Care provider rated 'outstanding' by regulator

Inspectors say the care provider showed "kindness and compassion" and acted swiftly on complaints.

Nottinghamshire

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Support for deaf people 'outstanding' – inspectors

Cambridgeshire Deaf Association, which helps people live independently, wins praise from the CQC.

Warning notice served on NHS ambulance service

The CQC says there have been multiple failures, including staffing levels and call wait times.

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Care home put in special measures by CQC

The overall rating of the home is 'inadequate'.

Beds, Herts & Bucks

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'Understaffed' care home put in special measures

Understaffing, poor leadership and unsafe medicine management put residents at risk, the CQC says.

Care home for people with autism rated inadequate

Inspectors report insufficient staffing, inconsistent support and a language barrier among staff.