Criticism
Hillingdon hospital has received heavy criticism over the years, including coming in the top 12 worst hospitals "in the country". In 2003, there was a case of post-mortem desecration of a body. Additionally, a MRSA hospital infection rate of 0.18 per 1,000 bed days was recorded; and several complaints regarding the expensive parking on site.
Hygiene standards have been criticised on several occasions, achieving the dubious award of being 4th worst for hygiene in a survey from the Healthcare Commission.
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