Sentence examples for trusts failure from inspiring English sources

For example, the 'Safer hospitals, Safer wards: achieving an integrated digital care record' [ 1] initiative has cost the NHS £500mn since its publication in 2013, with £60mn of the first instalment being unallocated due to trusts failure to demonstrate a return of investment [ 4].

After a major trust failure, a common response is to implement strict new controls.

After losing Game 3 to the Celtics in Boston, Miami forward Chris Bosh confessed to different kind of trust failure: "Given all the elements that were out there last night … they were so hyped.

Without trust, failure is punished.

But the apparent inability of governments and industry groups to curb the level of wrongdoing raises important questions: Why do trust failures continue to occur with such frequency, and how can they be reliably prevented?

He said: "The trust's failure to implement a robust and consistent process cost the life of a vulnerable patient in the trust's care....and it will now be for a Crown Court judge to determine sentence".

He was particularly critical of the trust's failure to take patients' complaints seriously enough.

She said she wrote to the CQC last summer to complain about the trust's failure to remove a ligature point in the acute wards.

Our conclusions are that the allegations regarding the trust's failure to share information are incorrect and unsubstantiated by the evidence".

Campaigners said a "successful and well-run" hospital was in danger of being sacrificed due to the neighbouring trust's failure.

Stephen Eckersley, the ICO's head of enforcement, said that the breach was clearly preventable and was the result of the trust's failure to make sure the contact details they have for their patients are accurate and up to date.