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Welcome to the National Confidential Enquiry
into Patient Outcome and Death

This year NCEPOD celebrates 20 years of promoting improvements in health care. We have published over 20 reports derived from a vast array of information about the practical management of patients. 

The distinctive feature of NCEPOD's contribution is the critical examination, by senior and appropriately chosen specialists, of what has actually happened to the patients.  Our recommendations have covered everything from individual clinical practice to national healthcare organisation, always with the aim of improving patient care and safety.

NCEPOD will continue to support hospitals and doctors to ensure that the highest possible quality of safe patient care is delivered.

AKI: Adding insult to injury (2009)
Acute Kidney Injury: Adding Insult to Injury (2009)
SACT: For better for worse (2008)
Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy: For better, for worse? (2008)
CABG: The heart of the matter (2008)
Coronary Artery Bypass Grafts:The heart of the matter (2008)
Improving the quality of medical and surgical care.

 

News

Bullet 2009 NCEPOD report - AKI: "Adding insult to injury"
Click here to view the report and recommendations
Bullet The NCEPOD Essay competition 2009, goes out to all medical students and student nurses. Win £1,000! For more information click here.
Bullet 2008 Report Launch: "SACT: For better, for worse?"
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Recommendations

A key role of NCEPOD is to make recommendations based on the findings of the reports we undertake.

Classification of Intervention

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Urban Myths

Clarification of an incorrect urban myth about NCEPOD recommendations.
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