article_snippet.sent: The health watchdog that damned the NHS's first privately run hospital ignored a spot check by the NHS's first privately run hospital own inspectors that found huge improvements in standards.
article_snippet.sent: The vital findings have been suppressed for nearly four months, and have only emerged now after The Care Quality Commission quietly revised The Care Quality Commission report to rate many of the hospital's services as 'good'.
article_snippet.sent: But today The health watchdog that damned the NHS's first privately run hospital will upgrade this to 'requires improvement' and publish a glowing report.
article_snippet.sent: Crucially, a glowing report a draft of which has been leaked to the Mail – shows that the CQC ignored a second, far more positive spot check of the NHS's first privately run hospital when the CQC published the CQC initial report.
article_snippet.sent: In January – a week before a glowing report came out – inspectors returned to check up on two wards where – inspectors had raised concerns about standards of care during a visit in September.
article_snippet.sent: Yet the watchdog ignored these findings when placing the NHS's first privately run hospital in special measures.
article_snippet.sent: The rating of 'requires improvement' in January's report moves the NHS's first privately run hospital from the bottom 13 per cent of hospital trusts in the country to an average score, which is achieved by 59 per cent of organisations.
article_snippet.sent: Today the watchdog will upgrade the 'inadequate' finding to 'requires improvement' and publish a glowing report .
highlights_snippet.sent: But The Care Quality Commission ignored The Care Quality Commission own inspectors' spot check that found  improvements .
  