Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy noticeAn NHS trust has apologised to 119 women over fears unnecessary operations were carried out by a former hospital gynaecologist. The trust had contacted nearly 400 women after reports that some of Mr Hay's patients suffered "serious harm". The care of 110 women, who attended outpatient appointments at Ripley Hospital, was also investigated. "The interim report sets out some immediate recommendations and these are either currently under way or will start shortly. "There is still much work to do but the interim report of investigation demonstrates that it was the right decision to formally investigate the work of this consultant.

Source: Daily Mirror May 11, 2021 19:38 UTC