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Earlier this month the Francis Report was published. As doctors, and also as individuals with relatives who may have required hospital admission at some stage, we cannot help but be shocked and deeply saddened by the failings and poor standards of care in Mid Staffordshire which contributed to the premature deaths of hundreds of patients. Running to 1,794 pages, the inquiry report makes harrowing and depressing reading for all with an interest in standards of care and presents a litany of failings which occurred at all levels (systemic, management, medical and nursing). Let us be under no illusion that the problems encountered in Mid Staffordshire were a localised, or isolated, happening. The contributing circumstances have the potential for this to occur in any hospital under pressure, and leave no room for complacency.

Time to refocus the NHS on quality and dignity of patient care: RCPE response to Mid Staffordshire