2013

PFD Reports
Reports: 172 Areas: 55

47% response rate (below 63% average).

Clear 92 results
Roy Frank Fletcher
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0362 20 Dec 2013 Blackpool & Fylde
Lancashire Care NHS Foundation Trust
Concerns summary (AI summary) The Trust's post-incident review was inadequate, failing to interview a key witness or assess if similar events were persistent issues, thus hindering learning and preventing future deaths.
Michael Longley
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0370 19 Dec 2013 Central & South East Kent
Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Tr…
Concerns summary (AI summary) Difficulties in communication between Integrated Care 24 and the District Nursing Service highlight a need for improved oral and written communication methods.
Sean Seabourne
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0374 17 Dec 2013 Worcestershire
Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust
Concerns summary (AI summary) Systemic communication failures and unclear roles between mental health teams led to an urgent referral for a high-risk patient with suicide plans not being acted upon, preventing a crucial face-to-face assessment.
Sarah Shepherd
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0359 16 Dec 2013 Surrey
Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foun…
Concerns summary (AI summary) The Trust lacked a clear referral process for PICU and its documentation, while nursing staff misunderstood resuscitation guidelines due to unclear training and misleading aide-memoires, risking inappropriate patient care.
Jane Dyson Gabbitas
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0326 12 Dec 2013 West Yorkshire (Western)
South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Fo… The Chief Coroner
Concerns summary (AI summary) An open residential unit lacked a formal system to record and monitor resident absences, leading to staff being unaware of a resident's prolonged disappearance until her body was discovered.
Rosemary Brownyn Ferguson
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0365 12 Dec 2013 South Yorkshire (East)
Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospit…
Concerns summary (AI summary) Poor communication between hospital staff and Social Services led to a discharge without support. Unclear instructions given to a friend regarding patient care, combined with scanty hospital notes, created significant misunderstandings and risks.
Damion Stanley Joseph Henson
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0307 11 Dec 2013 Cumbria (South & East)
Riverview, 62 Lound Road, Kendal Riverview, 62 Lound Road, Kendal
Concerns summary (AI summary) A homeless unit, housing drug users, lacked 24-hour supervision, allowing unauthorized individuals to enter out of hours, thereby increasing risks in a facility not designed for drug rehabilitation.
Anthony Hughes
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0352 9 Dec 2013 Liverpool
National Crime Agency
Concerns summary (AI summary) Police officers lacked awareness of "excited delirium," suggesting that training on this condition could improve responses in future incidents, despite appropriate actions in the specific case.
Karl Doran
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0328 5 Dec 2013 County Durham and Darlington
Beamish Museum HSE
Concerns summary (AI summary) The theme park failed to conduct appropriate risk assessments for volunteers, and there was a complete absence of direct or indirect managerial supervision over their activities.
Desmond Statton
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0379 5 Dec 2013 Plymouth, Torbay & South Devon
Derriford Hospital, Plymouth
Concerns summary (AI summary) The provided text describes a procedural step (blood sampling) but does not detail any specific concerns.
Keith Thomas Graham
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0327 4 Dec 2013 North and West Cumbria
North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS …
Concerns summary (AI summary) The report identifies a need to review procedures for seriously injured trauma patients arriving at the A&E, including summoning clinicians, CT scanning contraindications, and minimising time to surgery when indicated.
Agostino Costa
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0322 3 Dec 2013 Inner North London
The Whittington Hospital NHS Trust
Concerns summary (AI summary) Staff confusion over patient falls risk classification and junior doctors' lack of training in post-fall management created significant safety concerns, exacerbated by inadequate sharing of root cause analysis findings.
Horace Cottom
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0351 3 Dec 2013 Manchester City
Secretary of State for Health the NHS HMPS +3 more
Karl Olof Nilsson
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0332 2 Dec 2013 West Yorkshire (Western)
National Highways Bradford Metropolitan District Council
Concerns summary (AI summary) The junction's layout, gradient, and an obscured STOP sign created an optical illusion, making the sign difficult to perceive, which substantially contributed to the fatal accident and previous injury incidents.
John William Tugwell
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0319 1 Dec 2013 Surrey
Coombe Dingle Nursing Home
Concerns summary (AI summary) The care home allowed a high-risk patient with a documented history of falls unsupervised access to stairs, despite the clear potential for serious injury.
Doris Phoebe Miller
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0318 28 Nov 2013 Milton Keynes
Care Quality Commission NHS England Hertfordshire and South Mid…
Concerns summary (AI summary) Patient medical records were unavailable to the GP surgery after a practice closure, indicating a failure in transferring and making accessible essential patient information.
Christopher Scott
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0350 27 Nov 2013 Wiltshire & Swindon
House of Commons
Concerns summary (AI summary) The 'legal high' AMT is readily available for purchase despite clear evidence of its deadly effects, raising concerns about its unregulated status and accessibility to the public.
Alan Stanfield Browning
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0315 26 Nov 2013 Avon
Somewhere House
Concerns summary (AI summary) A vulnerable patient was discharged from a care facility without family notification or proper accommodation arrangements, specifically on a Friday, highlighting a lack of robust discharge planning.
Garrett Joseph Franklin Elsey
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0316 22 Nov 2013 Avon
HSE's Waste and Recycling Sector Team
Concerns summary (AI summary) A document on people in commercial waste containers ('Waste 25') may not have been read widely in the waste industry, and an alert system could improve awareness.
Christopher James Morgan
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0272 22 Nov 2013 Cambridgeshire
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Fou…
Concerns summary (AI summary) The Trust lacks clear policies for communicating risk level changes and leave access with family, and has no defined staff-to-patient ratio for escorted leave from psychiatric wards.
Peter Galea
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0310 21 Nov 2013 City of Sunderland
Department of Health
Concerns summary (AI summary) Mental health services had limited mechanisms to break the 'ping pong' referral cycle between agencies, and GPs faced limitations in directly admitting patients to a place of safety for detailed assessment.
Lisa Jane Clayton
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0309 21 Nov 2013 Manchester North
Kennedy Wilson Europe (as Landlord) Public Protection, Oldham Council, Chad… Savilles Management Resources (as the L… +1 more
Concerns summary (AI summary) Inadequate physical deterrents on a car park wall, insufficient CCTV monitoring and understaffed security, coupled with a history of similar incidents, highlight serious failures in suicide prevention measures.
Luke Jacob Goodwin
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0311 20 Nov 2013 West Yorkshire (Western)
House of Commons
Concerns summary (AI summary) The unrestricted sale of large helium canisters without flow control valves, combined with readily available online suicide guides, facilitates self-harm and raises serious safety concerns.
Andrew Phrydas
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0301 15 Nov 2013 London Inner North
London Underground
Concerns summary (AI summary) London Underground lacked a process for simultaneous dual-line shutdown at intersecting stations and failed to alert the train driver directly and effectively when a person was on the track.
Dean Griffiths
Historic (No Identified Response)
2013-0299 14 Nov 2013 Kent (Central & South East)
House of Commons
Concerns summary (AI summary) Insufficient time allocated for exercises created pressure, preventing Range Conducting Officers from completing crucial final assurance checks.