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25 April 2012

Emersons Green NHS Treatment Centre is meeting all requirements of quality and safety of care according to a recent report from the Care Quality Commission, the independent regulator of health and adult social care services in England.

Published April 5th 2012

A recently published report by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the independent regulator of health and adult social care services in England, has found that Shepton Mallet NHS Treatment Centre is meeting essential standards of quality and safety of care. 

Published March 30th 2012

Devizes NHS Treatment Centre’s high standards of care have been recognised in a recently published report by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the independent regulator of health and adult social care services in England.

Published March 5th 2012

Cirencester NHS Treatment Centre has received a glowing report on its high standards of care following a recent inspection by the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the independent regulator of health and adult social care services in England.

Published February 9th 2012

UK Specialist Hospitals (UKSH), a leading independent healthcare provider to the NHS, has launched a physiotherapy app – Pocket Physio – for patients undergoing major hip and knee surgery. 

Published December 6th 2011

Healthcare organisation UK Specialist Hospitals (UKSH) has been named as a top provider for joint replacement surgery in the country. UKSH is listed first for knee replacement surgery and third for hip operations in the Dr Foster Hospital Guide 2011.

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08 April 2008

UKSH appoints new Registered Manager for Shepton Mallet NHS Treatment Centre

UKSH has appointed Chester Barnes to manage patient care at their flagship facility in Somerset.

Chester will be responsible for the smooth running of the Shepton Mallet NHS Treatment Centre (SMTC), which performs routine surgery on patients referred by the two local Primary Care Trusts in Somerset and Dorset.  His role is to ensure the patient's experience - from arrival to discharge - is of the highest possible quality.

A Maths graduate from the University of Exeter with over 20 years' professional experience, Chester has a broad range of financial management and leadership experience gained predominantly from the private healthcare sector, most recently at Spire Healthcare where he was Hospital Director at their Tunbridge Wells hospital.

Fiona Calnan, UKSH Chief Executive said "I am delighted that Chester Barnes has agreed to take on this key role.  His extensive experience in the healthcare industry makes him the ideal candidate to lead SMTC and to implement the long-term vision for the treatment centre."

Commenting on his appointment, Chester Barnes said: "UKSH is one of the most dynamic new players in the independent healthcare sector, with an excellent reputation for delivering high quality patient care".  I am delighted to be joining UKSH and I am looking forward to the challenge of developing SMTC further".