HOSPITAL IN DEATH PROBE; George Eliot has worst mortality rate in study of 152 NHS trusts in England.(News)

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From: Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Date: 20070425
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Byline: By Sian Powell

HEALTH chiefs are to review procedures at Nuneaton's George Eliot Hospital following a damning report into death rates.

The hospital had the highest mortality rate in a survey of 152 NHS trusts in England - 43 per cent above what was expected.

According to figures released by the Dr Foster Good Hospital Guide, the mortality rate at the George Eliot is 9.5 per cent - almost one-in-10 of acute patients.

The annual Good Hospital guide identifies George Eliot as the ...

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