Aneurin Bevan University Health Board
PFD Addressee
Reports: 35
Earliest: Jan 2014
Latest: 27 Feb 2026
78% 2-year response rate (below 83% average). 47% of classified responses show concrete action taken.
PFD Reports
35 resultsEllie Clark
Partially Responded
2018-0066
6 Mar 2018
Gwent
Community health care and emergency services related deaths
Concerns summary (AI summary)
Failures in care planning, clinical oversight, and triage systems led to delayed and inadequate care. Critical medical information was not prominent, and staff felt unable to challenge decisions, impacting patient safety.
Action Taken
(AI summary)
The Health Board conducted a formal review of the action plan implemented in 2015 and shared lessons learned following the case with GP practices and paediatric consultants. Respiratory pharmacists developed a community pharmacy service to identify patients with outstanding reviews or overusing reliever medication and the ABUHB Medical Director issued further correspondence to all GP practices and paediatric consultants to ensure that lessons learned following this sad case are acknowledged and shared by the GP community
Patricia Donovan
Historic (No Identified Response)
2017-0087
22 Mar 2017
South Wales Central
Hospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
Concerns summary (AI summary)
Surgery for a neck of femur fracture was delayed beyond NICE guidelines due to theatre staff and resource availability issues, despite the recognised risk of serious complications from prolonged waiting.
Ceriann Richards
All Responded
2017-0041
1 Mar 2017
South Wales Central
Hospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
Concerns summary (AI summary)
Significant and prolonged handover delays between ambulance crews and hospital staff led to critical delays in ambulance dispatch and availability, worsening since new guidance.
Action Taken
(AI summary)
Aneurin Bevan University Health Board describes steps taken to address ambulance handover issues, including establishing an Urgent Care Board, implementing a Standard Operating Procedure for bed management, and introducing 'Breaking the Cycle' to improve patient flow, implementing transfer teams and discharge facilitators. The Welsh Government acknowledges concerns about handover delays and outlines existing initiatives by the Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust to limit conveyance rates, including an enhanced clinical desk, alternative pathways, and a frequent callers project.
Georgina Lewis
Historic (No Identified Response)
2016-0460
22 Dec 2016
Gwent
Hospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
Mental Health related deaths
Suicide
Concerns summary (AI summary)
Concerns included the lack of family notification or consultation regarding discharge, absence of a discharge plan or follow-up support, and no contemporaneous GP notification. These failures left the patient without crucial support post-discharge.
Mary James
Historic (No Identified Response)
4 Sep 2015
Powys
Hospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
Concerns summary (AI summary)
Inadequate INR monitoring, uncertainty regarding Warfarin intake, and poor communication between healthcare providers led to unadjusted anticoagulation therapy for a dementia patient, missing a critical hospital admission opportunity.
Kathleen Neville
Historic (No Identified Response)
2015-0310
7 Aug 2015
Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan
Hospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
Concerns summary (AI summary)
The absence of a Medication Reconciliation policy allowed medication errors to go undetected for too long, posing a significant risk of future deaths, particularly in other Health Boards without such a policy.
Arthur Cook
Historic (No Identified Response)
2015-0300
27 Jul 2015
Powys, Bridgend and Glamorgan
Hospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
Concerns summary (AI summary)
Low staffing of Tissue Viability Nurses, inadequate pressure ulcer documentation, and a lack of integrated skin care across services contributed to progression of MRSA-infected pressure ulcers.
Rachel Hollister
Historic (No Identified Response)
2015-0288
21 Jul 2015
Gwent
Hospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
Concerns summary (AI summary)
The report identifies that medical staff and porters either did not follow or were unaware of the Health Board's Protocols.
Alun Walters
Historic (No Identified Response)
2015-0262
9 Jul 2015
Powys, Bridgend and Glamorgan Valleys
Hospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
Concerns summary (AI summary)
The medical practice failed to use computer software for prescription decisions, breached its anti-coagulation register contract, and lacked systems for notifying GPs of missed INR tests or Warfarin withdrawal.
Desrae Tucker
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0032
23 Jan 2014
Gwent
Hospital Death (Clinical Procedures and medical management) related deaths
Concerns summary (AI summary)
Inadequate recording of anti-embolic stocking use, no consideration for discharging the patient with them, and failure to prescribe anti-coagulant medication upon discharge were issues.