The consultant cardiologist went on to call for the introduction of "more stringent standards" for the quality of care, as happened south of the border following the problems identified in Mid Staffordshire.
But Chinese government officials have long set more stringent standards of quality control, labor rights and other industrial issues for foreign companies than for Chinese-owned companies.
They urge the European Commission to propose introducing more stringent standards for PM2.5 particles in EU air quality rules, as recommended by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
Sandi Jacobs, vice president at the National Council on Teacher Quality, which advocates stringent standards for teachers, said one notable thing about Friday's decision was that the literacy skills test is considered to be more rigorous than the earlier tests that were thrown out.
Scale quality was examined against the stringent standards for unidimensional measurement provided by the Rasch model.
Stringent standards for product performance, product safety, and environmental impact pressure companies to improve quality, upgrade technology, and provide features that respond to consumer and social demands.
To improve the quality of the preparation teachers get, we need stringent standards for entrance into teacher education, college classes geared to the real needs of schools, and increased rigor of certification exams in the content areas.
Congress established stringent standards for nursing homes in 1987.
The Environmental Protection Agency has set more stringent standards for smog reduction and a new standard for fine particles.
American regulators are trying to enforce stringent standards for foreign factories.
In addition, the company must comply with more stringent standards for adding cows to its organic herd.
