Colchester Hospital: Review of cancer records revealed 26 November 2013 Last updated at 14:56 Details of a review of a hospital found to have "inaccuracies" in its cancer waiting times have been revealed. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) said Colchester Hospital staff were "pressured or bullied" to change data relating to patients and treatment. Every type of cancer treatment is being looked at by 18 clinicians and a senior police officer, NHS England said. Andrew Pike of NHS England said: "It's the duty of everyone in the NHS to ensure that we provide safe services." Services safe He added: "NHS England, working with its partners in the incident management team, is determined to do everything it can to help rebuild public confidence in cancer services at Colchester Hospital Trust. Patients need to know that cancer services are safe today, will be safe tomorrow and if they weren't safe in the past, that everything is being done to rapidly put things right and provide ongoing support. Regulator Monitor placed Colchester Hospital University NHS Foundation Trust into special measures following the CQC report published in early November. The incident management team, which is independent of the hospital trust, is also considering whether it needs to review other departments. Cancer pathways The team involves Monitor, the CQC, Essex Police, and the North East Essex Clinical Commissioning Group. It is initially investigating all 14 cancer pathways, with each examined by a cancer specialist, GP, senior nurse, cancer manager and other support staff, and will remain in place "until all aspects of the incident are resolved and ongoing action plans agreed." The teams will look at the quality of clinical services, waiting time information, treatment outcomes and the overall organisation of each cancer specialty. If a pathway review team has concerns, it will identify immediate remedial action to make the services safe and indicate if further reform or improvements to services are required, NHS England said. A final report is due to be completed and published by NHS England by mid-December.