NHS Scotland 'systematic failures' need urgent action say doctors

Senior doctors in Scotland say major changes are needed to address systematic failures in the NHS.

The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges and Faculties in Scotland say the relationship between medical staff and management must be improved, with more emphasis on quality of care rather than inappropriate targets.

Their claims come after a study of a number of inquiries into failings in the health service in Scotland and some of those in England.

The Scottish government said NHS staffing was at its highest-ever level.

BBC Scotland's Aileen Clarke reports.