Andrew Deaner
Barking and Dagenham Health Scrutiny Committee is currently reviewing patient care failings at Queen's Hospital, part of the trust where Andrew Deaner is Chief Medical Officer.
The Barking and Dagenham Health Scrutiny Committee heard testimony in October 2026 from Councillor Marion Hull regarding her experience of corridor care at Queen's Hospital. Her testimony highlighted failings in patient dignity, privacy, and pain management, including prolonged waits for pain relief and a catheter, and a lack of privacy while being treated in a busy corridor.
Andrew Deaner is the Chief Medical Officer for Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust, which operates Queen's Hospital. No further council discussions or decisions specifically concerning Andrew Deaner or these particular failings are currently scheduled in the provided material.
Key facts
- In October 2026, Councillor Marion Hull's testimony on corridor care failings at Queen's Hospital was read to the Barking and Dagenham Health Scrutiny Committee. Source
- Councillor Hull described experiencing excruciating pain, prolonged waits for pain relief and a catheter, and a lack of privacy. Source
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