Hadley Savory
PFD Report
Historic (No Identified Response)
Ref: 2022-0402
Coroner's Concerns (AI summary)
There was no multi-agency planning or established procedures for the safe discharge of patients with complex concurrent mental health, substance misuse, social care, and physical health needs.
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(1) There was no evidence of a multi agency planning meeting prior to Mr Savory’s discharge from Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital on 25 September 2019. Nor was there evidence of what multi-agency procedures are in place relating to the safe discharge of patients with concurrent, mental health, substance misuse, social care and physical health needs;
Part of a Series
2 separate reports were issued from this inquest, each sent to different organisations.
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2021-0270
Sent to: Kent County CouncilAll responded
This report (2022-0402) is shown above.
Sent To
- East Kent Hospital University NHS Foundation Trust
- Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust
Response Status
Linked responses
0 of 3
56-Day Deadline
6 Oct 2021
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Source: Courts and Tribunals Judiciary
Report Sections
Investigation and Inquest
Hadley John Savory was found dead at his home address in Margate on 13 December 2019. An investigation into his death was commenced. The investigation concluded at the end of the inquest on 11 August 2021. My conclusion was that his death was drug related, in addition, a short narrative conclusion was given as explained further under section 4 below.
Circumstances of the Death
Hadley John Savory was discharged from Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital on 25 September 2019. A multi-agency meeting did not take place prior his discharge from hospital. The plan for Mr Savory’s care, support and treatment in respect of his substance misuse, physical health, mental health and social care needs is unclear. Mr Savory’s presentation declined in the community. Safeguarding referrals were made but no multi agency meetings were convened pursuant to safeguarding duties under the Care Act or as per the Kent and Medway Multi-Agency Policy and Procedures to Support People that Self-Neglect or Demonstrate Hoarding Behaviour. Police made entry into Mr Savory’s home address on 13 December 2019, he was found to be deceased. Toxicological evidence indicated that Mr Savory had taken a lethal dose of methadone. There was no evidence that Mr Savory had intended to take an overdose.
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Independent Chair of the Kent and Medway Safeguarding Adults Board
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Ian Brownhill
Assistant Coroner North East Kent
11 August 2021
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