Daily Mail Online Article Rating'Significant concerns´ raised over culture at Glasgow psychiatric...
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51% : At the same time the inspectors found a number of areas of good practice, including observing "positive, respectful and responsive interactions" between patients and staff, and the sourcing of additional funding to address the long-standing staffing issues. Robbie Pearson, chief executive of HIS, and Julie Paterson, chief executive of the MWC, said: "During this joint visit, HIS reviewed how the overall system of care is organised, while the Mental Welfare Commission focused on the direct experiences of young people and their families/carers.44% : The joint inspection by Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS) and the Mental Welfare Commission for Scotland (MWC) was carried out in August, after a 2025 BBC documentary featured allegations of a "culture of cruelty" at the hospital.
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