The Care Quality Commission are an independent regulator of health and social care services in England.
They ensure that services are safe, caring, effective, responsive and well-led, and regularly inspect services.
You can view our Care Quality Commission Registration Certificate here.
The CQC published a focused inspection report for our acute wards for adults of working age and psychiatric intensive care units on Wednesday 16 February 2022.
In May 2021 these services were rated as 'inadequate', and following a re-inspection have the rating has improved to 'requires improvement'.
You can read more about the results of the focused inspection by clicking here.
The results of our most recent inspection were published on Thursday 19 August 2021. You can access the report by clicking here.
The Trust was rated as good in the 'requires improvement' overall, improving from our previous overall rating of 'inadequate'.
Below is a break down of our overall rating and the five domains that the CQC focus on by asking are services safe, effective, caring, responsive and well-led.
You can take a look at our response to our rating by clicking here.
On 15 July 2021 the Care Quality Commission published the results of an inspection of our Assessment and Treatment Service at Firshill Rise.
The inspection rated the service as 'inadequate'.
You can read our response to the rating by clicking here.
The CQC published focused inspection reports for the Trust on 22 October 2020.
These are reports of what inspectors found when they did unannounced inspections of our services in August 2020.
The key reason for the CQC’s return, following our inspection between January and February 2020, was to test out if we had met the requirements of the warning notice that we were issued with in Spring this year.
They found enough evidence to be able to lift our warning notice, which is great news. It means they saw significant improvements and feel we are on track. They can see a general direction of improvement but they said we still have lots to do.
You can read more on the focused inspection reports, including reading the full reports, by clicking here.
We are committed to making real changes that will address the issues identified by the Care Quality Commission and help us get our overall rating back to good.
In fact that's what we've named the improvement project set up to address the issues - Back to Good.
This isn't going to be something that can be addressed overnight, to make lasting changes that are sustainable it will take time, however, we are promising to share the progress we are making in a transparent manner. Where we are facing challenges we will be honest about them.
You can find out more about our Back to Good work by clicking here.