2018

PFD Reports
Reports: 419 Areas: 64

63% response rate (above 62% average).

Clear 215 results
David Worthington
All Responded
2018-0257 29 Aug 2018 South Yorkshire (West)
Human Race Limited
Concerns summary The cycling event's risk assessment inadequately identified a hazardous location with a blind bend, failed to account for high injury potential, and requires a review of its methodology for future events.
Henry Miller
All Responded
2018-0260 29 Aug 2018 Avon
FCO
Concerns summary The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office should issue specific warnings for travellers to Colombia about participating in Yage tribal ceremonies, ensuring they make informed safety decisions.
Peter Lett
All Responded
2018-0356 28 Aug 2018 Lincolnshire
Health and Safety Executive
Concerns summary There is a significant lack of HSE guidance for historic and heritage equipment, much of which is unguarded and dangerous, creating a high probability of further deaths.
Peter Gledhill
All Responded
2018-0371 27 Aug 2018 West Yorkshire (West)
Midgehole Working Mens Club
Concerns summary The safety of a pathway running along a steep river embankment requires urgent review, specifically considering the appropriateness of installing fencing to prevent future incidents.
Karl Willis
All Responded
2018-0256 24 Aug 2018 Exeter and Greater Devon
NHS England
Concerns summary "Self-certification" for medication without GP notification allows vulnerable patients with addiction issues to obtain potentially toxic drugs like Amitriptyline unchecked, removing a crucial safeguard.
Patricia Cragg
All Responded
2018-0255 23 Aug 2018 Plymouth Torbay and South Devon
Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust
Concerns summary The radiology department lacked sufficient CT resources and staff for simultaneous emergencies, causing reporting delays, and had no internal major incident policy to guide responses.
Louie Bradley
All Responded
2018-0261 21 Aug 2018 Manchester (West)
Royal Bolton Hospitals NHS Trust
Concerns summary Midwives' advice encourages unsafe co-sleeping practices for fatigued mothers, risking infant death. Furthermore, critical patient information was frequently omitted from standard Trust documentation.
Enric Elliott
All Responded
2018-0300 14 Aug 2018 London Inner (West)
Whittington Health NHS Trust
Concerns summary Vulnerable young mothers who book late for maternity care are often excluded from the Family Nurse Partnership due to rigid gestation limits, despite late booking indicating increased risk.
Stephen Lawson
All Responded
2018-0264 13 Aug 2018 Bedfordshire & Luton
Bedford Borough Council
Concerns summary The car park has dangerously easy access to external walls, allowing use of crash barriers as steps to jump, compounded by insufficient Samaritan signs.
Kamal Al-Hirsi
All Responded
2018-0265 13 Aug 2018 London (Inner) North
Bannatyne Group
Concerns summary Dangerous pool cleaning methods, inadequate staff water safety training, ineffective panic alarm systems, and flawed emergency communication protocols highlight significant safety failures at the facility.
Nana Boateng
All Responded
2018-0281 13 Aug 2018 Wiltshire and Swindon
Wiltshire Council
Concerns summary Significantly worn road markings and non-functional cat's eyes on a sharp bend create a hazard, potentially causing drivers to lose positional awareness and cross onto the opposite side of the highway.
Flora Baber
All Responded
2018-0229-wp26369 13 Aug 2018 London Inner (North)
Adelaide Medical Centre Compton Lodge Care Home Royal Free Hospital NHS Trust
Concerns summary Inadequate patient care involved poor assistance with food/drink, delayed referrals, staff neglect, incorrect incontinence assessment, and a critical failure to record opioid sensitivity across healthcare providers.
Deidre Harvey
All Responded
2018-0266 8 Aug 2018 South Wales Central
British National Formulary Welsh Government Cwm Taf University Health Board +3 more
Concerns summary External consultants had insufficient input into mental health patients' physical care, bureaucratic processes delayed rectifying ligature points, and the system for managing dangerous patient items was ineffective.
Donald Clegg
All Responded
2018-0269 8 Aug 2018 Manchester (North)
Bury Metropolitan Borough Council Persona Care and Support Ltd
Concerns summary Insufficient care transfers, inadequate pre-admission assessments, and unsafe medicine administration processes, coupled with staff's inability to recognise deteriorating patients and poor record keeping, created significant risks.
Keith Dransfield
All Responded
2018-0273 8 Aug 2018 South Yorkshire (West)
SHSC
Concerns summary An inappropriate observation regime without justification, lack of clear risk assessments, and staff failing to consult patient records, alongside insufficient training, contributed to safety concerns.
Susan Elliott
All Responded
2018-0275 6 Aug 2018 Sunderland
City Hospitals NHS Trust
Concerns summary An X-ray report was ignored and no CT scan performed before discharge, leading to decisions based on clinical impression without a definitive diagnosis and potentially delaying necessary surgery.
Phylliss Letcher
All Responded
2018-0276 6 Aug 2018 Isles of Scilly
Crossroads House Care Home
Concerns summary The care home lacked live CCTV monitoring for staircases, had no key fob access control, and no alarm if the stairgate was left open, creating unrestricted access to dangerous areas.
Jerome Jones
All Responded
2018-0369 1 Aug 2018 Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin
HMP Stoke Shropshire Community Health NHS Trust
Concerns summary Insufficient specific checks and a lack of policy for prisoners with multiple NPS use, combined with poor communication of medical risks and drug workers' limited access to medical records, posed significant dangers.
Richard Barrett
All Responded
2018-0249 30 Jul 2018 South Wales Central
Cardiff and Vale University Health Board Minister for Health Welsh Ambulance Service Trust
Concerns summary Seriously underestimated ambulance demand and unrealistic A&E turnaround targets led to severe ambulance shortages. Unreliable welfare call systems and failure to involve police for checks further delayed critical intervention.
Glynn Storey
All Responded
2018-0246 27 Jul 2018 County Durham and Darlington
Construction Industry Council
Concerns summary Confusion regarding responsibility for ensuring windows meet building standards between building control and builders created a false sense of compliance.
Herbert Francis
All Responded
2018-0242 26 Jul 2018 Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire
Department for Transport
Concerns summary The junction lacks adequate road markings, early warning signs, and properly positioned speed limit signs. Filter lanes are too short, and there's no westbound filter, increasing road safety risks.
Daniel Young
All Responded
2018-0240 26 Jul 2018 London (Inner) West
Department for Health
Concerns summary GP surgeries lack routine monitoring for psychiatric patients collecting antipsychotic medication, increasing the risk of relapse and harm to themselves or others.
Aniyah Winston
All Responded
2018-0241 25 Jul 2018 Manchester (South)
Department for Health
Concerns summary Undetected breech births are common due to lack of routine pre-delivery scans, and staff felt uncomfortable challenging a clinician's decision to administer Syntocinon, highlighting systemic issues in challenging inappropriate care.
Paul Allan
All Responded
2018-0251 25 Jul 2018 London (Inner) West
Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust
Concerns summary The Community Mental Health Team inappropriately discharged a patient instead of transferring care, and failed to consult required alcohol advisory services, leading to a gap in mental health support.
Taiyah-Grace Peebles
All Responded
2018-0239 24 Jul 2018 North East Kent
Network Rail
Concerns summary Many railway platforms lack barriers to prevent accidental contact with live rails, which pose a significant electrocution risk compared to safer overhead power systems used elsewhere.