2017

PFD Reports
Reports: 446 Areas: 66

65% response rate (above 62% average).

Clear 225 results
Ralph Brazier
All Responded
2017-0090 20 Mar 2017 Surrey
Surrey County Council
Concerns summary Insufficient consideration of increasing cyclist numbers on highways leads to inadequate defect categorisation, prioritising cycle lanes over highways where many cyclists also face significant risks.
Trevor Curry
All Responded
2024-0091 17 Mar 2017 West Sussex, Brighton and Hove
Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust
Concerns summary The psychiatric hospital failed to record the deceased's critical cardiac history provided by family and did not ascertain his full physical history promptly, compounded by poor information sharing between trusts.
James Mallett
All Responded
2017-0075 16 Mar 2017 Norfolk
Queen Elizabeth Hospital NHS Trust
Concerns summary Nursing staff lacked the knowledge and experience to perform neurological observations and respond to serious injuries, leading to delayed medical attention, poor record-keeping, and an absence of falls prevention or care planning. The hospital lacked systems to address staff inexperience.
Terence White
All Responded
2017-0078 16 Mar 2017 Gloucestershire
Grange Care Centre
Concerns summary The care centre failed to adequately document pressure sore treatment measures, specifically lacking turning charts, which prevented proper monitoring of the condition.
Rebecca Evans
All Responded
2017-0077 14 Mar 2017 North Wales (East and Central)
Welsh Ambulance NHS Trust
Concerns summary Significant and recurring delays in patient handover at Emergency Departments led to late hospital admission and delayed medical treatment, tying up ambulance resources and risking future deaths.
Mariana Pinto
All Responded
2017-0093 14 Mar 2017 London Inner (North)
East London NHS Trust
Concerns summary The emergency department failed to effectively communicate illness progression and crisis team limitations to the family. The crisis line nurse did not escalate an urgent situation or prompt emergency services involvement.
Daphne Cherry
All Responded
2017-0080 13 Mar 2017 Gloucestershire
Care UK
Concerns summary Concerns exist regarding care home staff's ability to identify and appropriately escalate medical concerns, including when a medical review is needed.
James O’Brien
All Responded
2017-0082 13 Mar 2017 London Inner (South)
Cambian Group
Concerns summary Critical delays in emergency response, including resuscitation and defibrillator deployment, were compounded by inadequate staff training, poor induction for agency nurses, and insufficient information provided to ambulance services.
Carol Harvey
All Responded
2017-0059 10 Mar 2017 North Wales (East and Central)
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board
Concerns summary There is no procedure to confirm district nurse referral receipt and action, and significant delays exist in developing and implementing a safe patient discharge procedure from acute hospitals.
Billy Wilson
All Responded
2017-0061 9 Mar 2017 West Yorkshire (East)
Nursing and Midwifery Council
Concerns summary Critical gaps exist in mandatory and assessed training for CTG tracing interpretation for both student and practicing midwives, leading to proficiency issues upon hospital recruitment.
Vadims Aleksejevs
All Responded
2017-0065 3 Mar 2017 Northamptonshire
Northampton County Council
Concerns summary There is a lack of clarity on whether adult social care or addiction services provide outreach to vulnerable homeless individuals on campsites, and an unclear statutory duty to house them.
Terence Millington
All Responded
2017-0035 2 Mar 2017 South Yorkshire(West)
Sheffield Hospitals NHS Trust
Concerns summary Inadequate arrangements for on-call doctors, including a senior doctor's failure to ensure availability and a consultant's distant location, delayed prompt emergency care and a blood product request was incorrectly met.
Paul Barber
All Responded
2017-0184 2 Mar 2017 Brighton and Hove
Brighton and Sussex University Hospital…
Concerns summary The report indicates a risk of future deaths unless action is taken, but no specific concerns were detailed in the provided text.
Ceriann Richards
All Responded
2017-0041 1 Mar 2017 South Wales Central
Neville Hall Hospital Royal Gwent Hospital Welsh Ambulance Service NHS Trust +1 more
Concerns 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.
Paul Briggs
All Responded
2017-0040 28 Feb 2017 Liverpool and Wirral
Merseyside Passenger Transport Authority
Concerns summary The absence of rumble strips on double white lines at a merging carriageway increases the risk of vehicles inadvertently straying into oncoming traffic, particularly where visibility is inhibited.
Colin Hodge
All Responded
2017-0042 28 Feb 2017 Dorset
Dorset Highways Departments
Concerns summary A junction's poor state of repair and lack of clear pavement/roadway boundaries encourage pedestrians to cross unsafely and drivers to cut corners, posing significant collision risks.
Rachel Edwards
All Responded
2024-0220 27 Feb 2017 Suffolk
Norfolk and Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust
Concerns summary The report describes the circumstances of a death from overdose but does not detail specific coroner's concerns regarding systemic failures or future death risks.
Doreen Stapleton
All Responded
2017-0043 24 Feb 2017 London Inner (North)
Whittington Hospital NHS Trust
Concerns summary An obsolete email address caused a critical district nursing referral to fail upon discharge, compounded by inadequate, explicit communication to a vulnerable patient and family about the fatal risks of missed medication and follow-up contact.
Luke Mumford
All Responded
2017-0047 23 Feb 2017 Mid Kent and Medway
Kent County Council
Concerns summary The road's narrow, unlit, and unkerbed characteristics, bordered by hedgerows, make the 70 mph speed limit unsafe, with experts stating speeds above 50 mph pose significant risks.
Grant Burns
All Responded
2017-0048 23 Feb 2017 Southampton and New Forest
Solent NHS Trust
Concerns summary There was a significant lack of cooperative working and communication between mental health and substance misuse services, which impeded a complete root cause analysis.
Ashley Talbot
All Responded
2017-0051 22 Feb 2017 South Wales Central
Bridgend County Borough Council Maesteg Comprehensive School
Concerns summary Poor design of the school service road and bus bay, coupled with insufficient staff supervision, created a highly dangerous situation for children crossing the road, stemming from a lack of accountability in the school's construction.
Maxim Karpovich
All Responded
2017-0054 22 Feb 2017 West Yorkshire (East)
Royal College of Midwives Royal College of Obstetricians and Gyna…
Concerns summary Midwives and junior obstetricians demonstrated a critical lack of skill in interpreting abnormal cardiotocograph (CTG) traces. This highlights a systemic failure in CTG training and a need for mandatory competency testing for intrapartum care.
Esther Hartsilver
All Responded
2017-0052 20 Feb 2017 London Inner (South)
London Borough of Southwark TFL
Concerns summary The junction's design is inherently dangerous, allowing left-turning vehicles to cross straight-ahead traffic and lacking clear road signage to warn users of potential conflict, especially for cyclists.
Etheline De-Gale
All Responded
2017-0058 16 Feb 2017 Bedfordshire and Luton
Ambassador House Care Home
Concerns summary Vague care plans and inadequate staff training on risk assessment led to carers misinterpreting assistance needs. Insufficient staffing levels also compromised resident safety and impacted decisions regarding hospital admissions.
David Alexander
All Responded
2017-0044 14 Feb 2017 Exeter and Greater Devon
Health and Safety Executive
Concerns summary Overturns in the industry are underreported and poorly understood, lacking investigation into causes like hydraulic ram bracket failures. There's inadequate industry guidance and a failure to routinely use inclinometers, despite known risks from slight gradients.