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The measure was a key recommendation of former barrister Kate Lampard's report on improvements needed to protect patients in the wake of the Jimmy Savile scandal.

While just under 50% of respondents believe that the NHS provides a high standard of care to patients in the wake of the Mid Staffs scandal, over 77% believe that the NHS is "more focused on meeting government targets than on ensuring high standards of patient care".

The new policies infuriated city officials in New York, who had drawn up meticulous plans to deal with potential Ebola patients in the wake of criticisms of the way Dallas officials handled the case of Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person to be given a diagnosis of Ebola in the US, whose treatment was widely seen to have been bungled.

A doctor has described how there was "no time" to write up medical notes during a rush of hospital patients in the wake of the Hillsborough tragedy.

Researchers have already observed that certain bile acids circulate more copiously in the guts and blood of patients in the wake of bariatric surgery, but could only guess at why.

They also have observed that the community of bacteria colonizing the guts of obese patients changes in the wake of bariatric surgery.

The New Orleans district attorney has requested an autopsy on a terminally ill patient whose doctor acknowledged increasing the drugs the patient received in the wake of Hurricane Katrina, the city's coroner said.

Health authorities say they have been struggling with a surge of patients with cholera in the wake of the category 4 storm that struck on 4 October in a rugged region of southwest Haiti that is home to more than one million people.

These patients first appeared in the wake of the development of the artificial respirator during the 1950s in Denmark, an invention that redefined the end of life in terms of the idea of brain death and created the specialty of intensive care, in which unresponsive and comatose patients who seemed unable to wake up again were written off as "vegetables" or "jellyfish".

But they added that it provided one of the clearest pictures to date of how patients and doctors behaved in the wake of a controversial decision by drug regulators.

University Medical Center spokeswoman Danita Cohen said the hospital was treating "many patients" with gunshot wounds in the wake of the shooting.