More than 30 recommendations have been made in a Serious Case Review (SCR) in a bid to prevent a repeat of the "institutionalised abuse" which led to the death of five elderly people at a scandal-hit care home.
Health and social care inspectorate body the Care Quality Commission said they were "appalled" by the Serious Case Review into the deaths of five residents of Orchard View care home, and admitted they did not act quickly enough.
They were criticised by the coroners report into the death for giving the home a "good" rating a year before shutting it down.
Chief Inspector Andrea Sutcliffe said the blame for the "sub-optimal" care lay with those working in the home.
Ms Sutcliffe admitted the Care Quality Commission missed early warning signs, and did not act quickly or strongly enough. She said:
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