"Cure the NHS" campaigner Julie Bailey has welcomed a police investigation into hundreds of deaths at Stafford Hospital.
Staffordshire Police are looking into around 300 cases where neglect may have contributed to a patient's death.
Julie set up the group Cure the NHS after losing her mum who was a patient at Stafford.
The campaigner who helped uncover the Stafford Hospital scandal has put her cafe up for sale on internet auction site Ebay.
Read the full storyJulie Bailey told ITV Daybreak that small district hospitals "are not the safest of places. They're a thing of the past. They need to be moving forward"
She suggests that they link with bigger training hospitals.
Julie Bailey tells ITV Daybreak her mother's grave was targeted by hate campaigners, after she angered people by exposing the scandal of patient abuse and neglect at Stafford Hospital.
Julie Bailey tells ITV Daybreak about the hate campaign against her after she exposed the scandal of patient abuse and neglect at Stafford Hospital.
NHS campaigner Julie Bailey, who set up Cure the NHS after her mother Bella died at Stafford Hospital in 2007, has said she will ask members of the NHS Commissioning Board to call for their boss' resignation:
– julie bailey, founder, cure the nhsWe want his [Sir David Nicholson's] resignation, if not his sacking.
He has brought the NHS into disrepute.
We are planning to lobby members of the board to call for him to resign.
The campaign group Cure the NHS are handing in a letter at Downing Street today.
The group, led by Julie Bailey, are demanding that the head of the NHS, Sir David Nicholson, resign over the Stafford Hospital scandal.
West Midlands Ambulance Service has confirmed that comments made on Facebook regarding Julie Bailey were posted by a member of staff.
The Trust has now suspended the person from work and a formal investigation is to be carried out.
Staffordshire Police are conducting their own investigation.
