US Edition'Outright criminal behaviour' at Wales's largest hospital found in 'shocking' review
- A review at University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, found criminal behaviour and workplace issues in May 2025.
- The findings followed reports of thefts, racism, drug discovery, and poor management responses over time.
- The review gathered input from over one-third of theatre staff, revealing leadership shortcomings and a harmful culture of fear.
- Chief executive Suzanne Rankin stated that the review, which involved input from over a third of theatre staff, revealed several serious issues including shortcomings in leadership practices, inconsistent adherence to policies, and a problematic culture that negatively affects psychological safety.
- The health board responsible for services in Cardiff and the Vale expressed regret, committed to acting on the review’s recommendations, and is developing a comprehensive plan to address urgent improvements.
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Systemic failings and racism uncovered at Wales’ largest hospital, review finds
University Hospital of Wales, Heath Park. Picture by Mick Lobb (CC BY-SA 2.0). Incidents of theft, drug taking and racism have been reported at Wales’ largest hospital, a report has found. A review of the operating theatres at the University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff, reveals that staff felt serious problems were not dealt with by managers. This included a series of thefts and the discovery of illegal drugs in a staff locker. There was also a r…
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