Public Inquiry Recommendations
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What these recommendations are about — Muckamore Abbey Inquiry
Key themes in this inquiry:
Quality and safety oversight ·
No person-centred care ·
Care safeguarding systems ·
Patient safety governance ·
Staff training and development
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Report published 2026 — 106 recommendations across this inquiry.
R101
Response Pending
Muckamore Abbey Inquiry
(2026)
Whole-system commissioning with cross-agency risk assessment
Planning and commissioning services for people with learning disabilities and autistic people should be done as a single process across the whole system (including primary care, housing, benefits and independent …
No formal government response has been recorded for this recommendation. No independent verification has been carried out.
R102
Response Pending
Muckamore Abbey Inquiry
(2026)
Centralised workforce intelligence function
DoH should establish a comprehensive, centralised workforce intelligence function, similar to those in the rest of the UK, within 12 months of the publication of this report. The learning disability …
No formal government response has been recorded for this recommendation. No independent verification has been carried out.
R103
Response Pending
Muckamore Abbey Inquiry
(2026)
Public learning disability performance dashboard within 12 months
A live dashboard of performance, quality and safety indicators within learning disabilities must be developed and made publicly available within 12 months of the publication of this report.
No formal government response has been recorded for this recommendation. No independent verification has been carried out.
R104
Response Pending
Muckamore Abbey Inquiry
(2026)
Statutory duty of candour
A statutory duty of candour should now be enacted in Northern Ireland so that: (i) Every healthcare organisation and everyone working for them must be open and honest in all …
No formal government response has been recorded for this recommendation. No independent verification has been carried out.
R105
Response Pending
Muckamore Abbey Inquiry
(2026)
Reverse burden for organisational failure to prevent harm
Consideration should be given to a different approach to the prosecution of organisations for failing to prevent deliberate harm being caused by their employees, such as by applying a reverse …
No formal government response has been recorded for this recommendation. No independent verification has been carried out.
R106
Response Pending
Muckamore Abbey Inquiry
(2026)
Redress working party for MAH victims
In relation to direct redress, including consideration of financial compensation, we recommend that the DoH set up a small working party to consult with patients, service user groups and individuals …
No formal government response has been recorded for this recommendation. No independent verification has been carried out.