Labour MP Ann Clwyd, whose husband died last year after catching pneumonia in hospital, has been called upon by the Prime Minister to investigate how patient complaints are dealt with. Mrs Clwyd told ITV News 'a complete overhaul' was needed.
Gail Newmarch's mother died in hospital in 2006 after which the patient in the bed next to hers made a complaint over her treatment.
Gail said the first they realised a complaint had been made was when police came to their home the day before her mother's funeral.
Gail now says that, "there's a lack of dignity and I think there's a lack of honesty when things go wrong. I think there needs to be much more transparency and much more accountability."
Labour MP Ann Clwyd has been called upon by the Prime Minister to investigate how patient complaints are dealt with.
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