Doctor 'appalled' at Glasgow hospital

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Queen Elizabeth University Hospital

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Senior doctor 'appalled' at state of new kids' cancer ward - inquiry

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Teresa Inkster was lead infection control doctor for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde .

She said she was appalled’ at the state of child cancer wards in Glasgow .

Dr Inkster led investigation into two cases of cryptococcus, a fungal infection associated with pigeons droppings.

Two patients died after contracting the infection while being treated at the hospital.

The inquiry is investigating the construction of the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital .

"A number of NHSGGC staff will be able to provide evidence to respond to these issues and will endeavour to support the inquiry to fully establish the facts." The inquiry, taking place before Lord Philip Brodie , continues..

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