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Two Arrested over Running of City Hospital Mortuary Services
- On Monday, Nottinghamshire Police arrested two men, 55 and 59, on suspicion of misconduct in a public office regarding mortuary operating practices at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.
- Operation Perth investigators discovered breaches of the Human Tissue Act while probing maternity failings at the trust, focusing on management and operating practices of the mortuary services.
- Independent midwife Donna Ockenden leads a maternity review involving around 2,500 families and more than 800 staff members, which runs alongside the criminal investigation into mortuary practices.
- Deputy Chief Constable Rob Griffin stated, "We recognise this will be particularly distressing for affected families who are part of Operation Perth." Police are contacting directly impacted families.
- Regulators including the General Medical Council and Nursing and Midwifery Council are investigating allegations against individual staff as the major Ockenden maternity report arrives Wednesday.
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Two arrested over mortuary 'operating practices' at scandal-hit NHS hospital
With Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust already under fire amid the biggest maternity scandal in NHS history, cops have confirmed the arrests of two men linked to practices at the same group
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Nottingham hospital maternity probe sees two arrested over mortuary ‘operating practices’
With Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust already under fire amid the biggest maternity scandal in NHS history, cops have confirmed the arrests of two men linked to practices at the same group Two men were arrested on suspicion of misconduct in the running of mortuary services at a hospital trust at the centre of what has been described as the biggest maternity scandal in NHS history. The arrests came just days before the publication of a m…
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