Dear Mr Pollard 86 /2675 Re: Ms Leah Levine DOB 18/02/65 (Deceased) 05/10/14 Further to your letter dated 11th March 2015 regarding the Regulation 28: Report to Prevent Future Deaths of the Coroners Rules 2013 in Which you raised the following concern: When it wasenegotiated by the family and friends, with the NHS Trust employees, that she could have temporary leave from the hospital, it was never clearly set out as to what the conditions of that leave should be: who should be responsible for supervising her: What level and frequency of such supervision should be: what; if any, observation regime should be put in place: and nothing was reduced to writing and given to those taking her from hospital: will therefore outline the action taken by the Trust to address the concern you have raised within your regulation 28. The Salford Directorate has developed a procedure that should be followed when Informal Patients are granted leave with family and friends. This procedure outlines the considerations by the Multidisciplinary team that need to be taken Whilst granting leave for a service user in ouracares These include medication management, supervision, crisis plan, home based treatment support if applicable enclose a copy of the procedure for your information_ In order to share the learning from Ms Levine's death and following the concerns raised during your inquest; the Directorate will inform all Inpatient Nursing and Medical of the procedure which will be implemented by the 310r
2015. that this response provides assurance to Ms Levine's family and yourself and that demonstrates how GMW has measures in place to ensure that the of our services users is fundamental to the care we deliver.