Nottingham Inquiry: Search the Evidence

Witness Name: Dr Timothy Baker Statement No: WITNO084003 Dated:23rd March 2026 THE NOTTINGHAM INQUIRY THIRD WITNESS STATEMENT OF DR TIMOTHY BAKER I, Dr Timothy Baker, will say as follows: - Introduction 1. I am Dr Timothy Martyn Baker, General Practitioner, Senior Partner and Mental Health Lead at the University of Nottingham Health Servi…

…ery guarded ..." And so forth. Then at the end of that: THE CHAIR: Yes, Mr Carr. MR CARR: May I call, please, Dr Timothy Baker? THE CHAIR: Yes. DR TIMOTHY BAKER (affirmed) Questioned by MR CARR THE CHAIR: Yes. MR CARR: Dr Baker, you have prepared three witness statements for the purposes of this Inquiry, haven't you? A. That's correct. Q.…

…........... 62 Questioned by MS CARTWRIGHT ............... 69 Questioned by MR BEGGS ..................... 74 DR TIMOTHY BAKER (affirmed) ....................... 76 Questioned by MR CARR ....................... 76 Questioned by MS CARTWRIGHT .............. 120 130 nal - info@briaultreporting.com (33) Pages 129 - 130

…ctice. There is no electronic sharing of records between NHS practices in England and NHS practices in Wales. Dr Timothy Baker, the senior GP partner at VC's GP practice, explains that this means there is a limited transfer of medical history in respect of patients previously registered in Wales. All that was received was a summary print-…

…to engage with services, or his mental health deteriorates, please re-refer back to our team in the future." Dr Timothy Baker, the senior partner at VC's GP practice, fairly observes in it his statement that: "No information with regards to his current risk or risks when not taking medication was shared with the practice at the point of…

…cks. In short, VC was not seen and was not provided with any medication. A senior partner of the GP practice, Dr Timothy Baker, comments in his statement that discharge by secondary services for non-engagement is a wholly Secondary Care decision and he would expect it only to be made after careful appraisal of the patient's safety, the sa…

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…ctice. There is no electronic sharing of records between NHS practices in England and NHS practices in Wales. Dr Timothy Baker, the senior GP partner at VC's GP practice, explains that this means there is a limited transfer of medical history in respect of patients previously registered in Wales. All that was received was a summary print-…

…to engage with services, or his mental health deteriorates, please re-refer back to our team in the future." Dr Timothy Baker, the senior partner at VC's GP practice, fairly observes in it his statement that: "No information with regards to his current risk or risks when not taking medication was shared with the practice at the point of…

…cks. In short, VC was not seen and was not provided with any medication. A senior partner of the GP practice, Dr Timothy Baker, comments in his statement that discharge by secondary services for non-engagement is a wholly Secondary Care decision and he would expect it only to be made after careful appraisal of the patient's safety, the sa…