"Time and again food has been left out of their reach, or a lid is left on,
that is formidable for them to take off."
On average, hospitals spend £8.54 on food per studious per day, according to
Department of Health statistics, nonetheless a volume varies widely.
Andy Burnham, a Shadow Health Secretary, said: “Hospitals should not be
slicing corners on food to make easy savings. Good food is an critical part
of good studious care.”
The institutions that unsuccessful to accommodate a CQC's standards are: Newham General
Hospital, Bedford Hospital, The Queen Elizabeth Hospital in King's Lynn,
Milton Keynes Hospital, Alderney Hospital, Queen's Hospital in Romford,
Chesterfield Royal
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Source:
http://www.ezonearticle.com/2013/01/13/nhs-hospitals-failing-to-feed-patients/
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