2014

PFD Reports
Reports: 557 Areas: 71

54% response rate (below 62% average).

557 results
Derrick Rivers
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0104 10 Mar 2014 Manchester (North)
Care Quality Commission Passmonds Care Home Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council
Concerns summary The care home had an inadequate, unspecific drugs administration protocol and lacked audit processes, with management unaware of non-compliance. Regulatory bodies also failed to identify these critical issues during inspections.
Craig Marren
All Responded
2014-0106 10 Mar 2014 West Yorkshire (East)
Tyersal Farm
Concerns summary Trees and foliage at a blind left-hand bend significantly impede driver visibility, creating a dangerous road hazard that requires cutting back.
Natasha Raghoo
Partially Responded
2014-0100 6 Mar 2014 West Sussex
South London and Maudsley NHS Foundatio… Partnerships in Care
Concerns summary Critical failures included inadequate staff training in resuscitation, sporadic and incomplete patient observations, and failure to perform essential diagnostic tests like ECGs. Poor communication during staff handovers and with families also compromised care.
John Fox
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0098 5 Mar 2014 : London Inner (West)
St George’s Hospital
Concerns summary Reduced physiotherapy services on bank holidays and weekends increase the risk of post-operative complications for vulnerable patients.
Barry Dillion
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0099 5 Mar 2014 Blackburn, Hyndburn & Ribble Valley
East Lancashire Healthcare NHS Trust
Concerns summary Insufficient resources are available to provide a comprehensive Speech and Language Therapy service at the hospital, potentially impacting patient care.
Nellie Travis
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0101 5 Mar 2014 Manchester (South)
Tameside Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Concerns summary The hospital's Falls Risk Assessment tool is ineffective due to its subjective nature and inconsistent application by nursing staff, highlighting the need for a more objective assessment method.
Stephen Ellis
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0102 5 Mar 2014 Manchester (South)
Department of Health and Social Care
Concerns summary A lack of warfarin home management kits for high-risk post-heart surgery patients leads to reliance on less efficient hospital monitoring.
Neil Carter
All Responded
2014-0103 5 Mar 2014 London (West)
Care Quality Commission Priory Group
Concerns summary There were repeated failures in basic nursing observations, chronic inadequate staffing and skill mix, and deliberate falsification of nursing records, compounded by management's failure to address reported issues.
Anne-Marie Katherine Ellement
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0181 4 Mar 2014 Wiltshire & Swindon
Provost Marshall (Army)
Concerns summary The Armed Forces' victim support code lacks specific provision for serious sexual assault victims within the military, and staff managing suicide vulnerability risk assessments receive insufficient training and follow-up.
Kathleen Border
All Responded
2014-0095 4 Mar 2014 Portsmouth & South East Hampshire
Northwood Square
Concerns summary Inadequate and unclear signage for parking areas led to a delivery vehicle reversing outside a designated zone, causing a fatal collision.
Ryan Pettengell
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0096 4 Mar 2014 Norfolk
Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West N… Sibelco UK Ltd Norfolk Police +1 more
Concerns summary Despite official closure and prior safety recommendations following multiple drownings, the site remains accessible to the public with damaged/missing signage and no implemented safety improvements.
Kevin Pearson
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0086 3 Mar 2014 North Lincolnshire & Grimsby
John Somerscales Ltd
Concerns summary The company potentially failed to ensure full compliance with health and safety guidance for drivers and verify their understanding of critical instructions for specialized activities.
Kirabo Kiwanuka
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0088 3 Mar 2014 London (Inner South)
Royal College of Psychiatrists Royal College of Physicians
Concerns summary Significant disagreement among medical professionals on Neuroleptic Malignant Syndrome diagnosis and management, leading to unclear optimal care pathways and limited family involvement for sectioned patients with acute medical issues.
Margaret Easterfield
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0091 3 Mar 2014 Kent (South East & Central)
East Kent University Hospital
Concerns summary A rare anastomotic leak following surgery, leading to the patient's death, raises concerns about a potential technical error by the surgeon.
Carl Morris
All Responded
2014-0092 3 Mar 2014 Cumbria (North & West)
Professional Association of Diving Inst…
Marco Lima De Araujo
All Responded
2014-0093 3 Mar 2014 Portsmouth & South East Hampshire
Queen’s Harbour Master Portsmouth
Concerns summary There is no formal protocol for reporting and coordinating rescue efforts during life-threatening incidents in Portsmouth Harbour.
Lee MacPherson
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0097 3 Mar 2014 London (West)
HMP Wormwood Scrubs Metropolitan Police Serco +1 more
Concerns summary Delayed police risk assessments and a lack of common understanding between escort and prison staff regarding critical handover documentation posed significant safety risks during transfers.
Nathan Douthwaite
Partially Responded
2014-0084 28 Feb 2014 County Durham & Darlington
National Institute for Health and Care … Department of Health and Social Care County Durham and Darlington NHS Trust
Concerns summary A rectal biopsy would likely have diagnosed Hirschsprung's disease, highlighting concerns about current diagnostic guidelines and the trust's practices in this regard.
Peter Norman Nott
All Responded
2014-0229 28 Feb 2014 Oxfordshire
Rush Court Nursing Home
Concerns summary Care home staff failed to perform adequate neurological observations following a patient's fall, relying on simple visual checks despite prolonged immobility and clear deterioration.
Richard White
All Responded
2014-0085 28 Feb 2014 County Durham & Darlington
700 Club
Concerns summary Hope House lacked a formal, documented policy or protocol for medication administration, which was unknown to prescribers and not made available to staff.
Maureen Leaver
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0036 27 Feb 2014 West Sussex
Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Concerns summary Inadequate medical supervision and ineffective systems for investigating acutely ill elderly patients in a psychiatric ward were identified, alongside a lack of understanding of legal duties for patient transfers.
Malcolm Potter
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0082 27 Feb 2014 Cambridgeshire (South & West)
Network Rail
Concerns summary The pedestrian crossing's warning light system is inadequately positioned and not synchronized for multiple trains, creating a significant re-crossing risk on a busy commuter line.
Victoria Meppen-Walter
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0083 27 Feb 2014 Manchester (North)
Department of Health and Social Care Medicines and Healthcare Products Regul…
Concerns summary Concerns were raised regarding the easy online availability and regulation of chloroquine, along with the associated risks of its misuse.
Sidney Harvey
Historic (No Identified Response)
2014-0075 26 Feb 2014 South Lincolnshire
South Kesteven District Council
Concerns summary Non-safety glass doors in rented properties, particularly where vulnerable individuals reside, pose a risk, and there is no clear system for their replacement or safety upgrade.
Samuel Shaw
All Responded
2014-0076 26 Feb 2014 North Northumberland
Highways Agency
Concerns summary Pedestrians crossing a 60mph unlit trunk road from a holiday park face extreme danger due to poor visibility, lack of warning signs for drivers, and no central refuge.