2018

PFD Reports
Reports: 419 Areas: 64

69% response rate (above 63% average).

Clear 130 results
Kenneth Bardsley
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0407 27 Dec 2018 Manchester (South)
Care Quality Commission Department for Work and Pensions Health and Safety Executive +2 more
Concerns summary (AI summary) The coroner raises concerns regarding the lack of minimum qualification standards for lift engineers, the absence of an escalation process for regulatory lift examination results, a lack of clarity on engineers following up on requirements, CQC's failure to identify unaddressed faults, and a lack of systems to ensure lift examination details are read and acted upon.
Joyce Long
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0406 24 Dec 2018 Buckinghamshire
Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust South Central Ambulance Service
Concerns summary (AI summary) The provided text is incomplete and does not detail any specific concerns regarding future deaths related to patient deterioration.
Dorina Zangari
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0403 21 Dec 2018 London (East)
Local Government Association London Borough of Barking & Dagenham Co… London Councils +5 more
Concerns summary (AI summary) Undermined fire safety measures, absent functioning fire detection, and an inadequate alternative escape route in maisonettes place residents at significant risk of death or injury from fire.
Mihaela Lazar
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0403-wp26468 21 Dec 2018 London (East)
National Fire Chiefs
Concerns summary (AI summary) Inadequate fire detection and warning systems, including missing smoke alarms and kitchen doors, combined with unacceptable escape routes in older maisonettes, pose a significant fire risk in thousands of properties.
Cady Stewart
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0402 21 Dec 2018 Manchester (South)
Tameside Clinical Commissioning Group
Concerns summary (AI summary) Opiate medication from a deceased parent on palliative care was not removed by nursing staff, remaining accessible and subsequently used by the deceased to end her life after a previous suicide attempt.
William Atherton
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0400 21 Dec 2018 Norfolk
Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Concerns summary (AI summary) Failure of medical review, unrecognised worsening condition, missing nursing observations, and incorrect, inconsistently applied Early Warning Scores prevented proper escalation of patient care.
Natalie Hunter
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0392 18 Dec 2018 Isle of Wight
St Mary’s Hospital NHS Trust
Concerns summary (AI summary) The Isle of Wight NHS Trust frequently fails to provide timely discharge summaries to GPs, hindering continuous patient care, especially for mental health needs. Additionally, underfunding has led to inadequate out-of-hours mental health staffing.
John Mayhew
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0381 11 Dec 2018 County Durham and Darlington
HM Inspector of Prisons Independent Advisory Panel on Deaths in… National Offender Management Service
Concerns summary (AI summary) Clarification, redrafting, and improved guidance are needed for the PSI64/2011 section on first case reviews of ACCT assessments to ensure consistent and effective application across all prisons.
Ronald Houchin
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0376 28 Nov 2018 South Yorkshire (West)
Rosehill House Care Home
Concerns summary (AI summary) Falls risk assessments were not consistently followed, resulting in inadequate assistance and supervision for mobilising, and multiple preventable falls for the patient.
Michelle Roach
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0302 28 Nov 2018 Berkshire
Royal Berkshire Hospital Waterfield Practice
Concerns summary (AI summary) GP's knowledge of VTE symptoms and record-keeping were inadequate. The GP practice lacked a robust system for learning from unexpected deaths, and hospital night-time medical registrar cover was insufficient.
Roy Burgess
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0364 21 Nov 2018 South Yorkshire (East)
Department of Health and Social Care Doncaster Bassetlaw Teaching Hospital
Concerns summary (AI summary) The hospital's Early Warning System was not adhered to, leading to missed senior medical reviews. Inadequate and non-chronological record-keeping by clinicians resulted in a lack of documented doctor input.
Ben Walmsley
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0363 21 Nov 2018 Manchester (North)
Department for Education
Concerns summary (AI summary) The school's IT system lacked a mechanism to alert staff when students attempted to access blocked self-harm content, relying solely on teacher monitoring and risking missed safeguarding opportunities.
Austin Thomas
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0360 20 Nov 2018 North Wales (East & Central)
Haulage Contractors Limited
Concerns summary (AI summary) Drivers of heavy machinery could be distracted by high-volume music, lacking a specific policy. The drug policy was inadequate, with no random testing despite evidence of an employee's drug use.
Emmett Gillah
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0357 16 Nov 2018 Surrey
Kent and Medway NHS Social Care Trust
Concerns summary (AI summary) Discharge letters lacked detail for GPs, KMPT failed to maintain post-discharge contact as per policy, and communication with patient families regarding discharge decisions was inadequate. Staff were also unaware of KMPT's discharge policies.
Sheila Graham
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0355 16 Nov 2018 Stoke-on-Trent & North Staffordshire
Midlands Partnership NHS Trust
Concerns summary (AI summary) Prolonged social isolation for a patient with C. difficile negatively impacted her well-being, compounded by inadequate nutritional information recording and assessment.
Eleanor Brabant
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0301 16 Nov 2018 Southampton and New Forest
Southern Health NHS Trust
Concerns summary (AI summary) Observation policies for vulnerable patients were unclear, staff lacked training on safeguarding and reporting crimes, and nurses misunderstood their powers to detain informal patients. Confusion also existed regarding family involvement in care planning.
Joseph Page
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0347 12 Nov 2018 South Wales Central
Cardiff & Vale University Health Board
Concerns summary (AI summary) Hospital policies for storing patients' own medication were breached, allowing a patient unsupervised access to prescription drugs which led to an overdose.
Ryan Williams
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0341 6 Nov 2018 Bedfordshire & Luton
Network Rail
Concerns summary (AI summary) Unsupervised, unmanned stations pose a risk, as vulnerable individuals can remain on premises for extended periods without any oversight or means of intervention.
Daniel Stokes
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0346 5 Nov 2018 South Yorkshire (East)
NHS England
Concerns summary (AI summary) Prison healthcare staff possessed diazepam but were not trained or authorised to administer it, potentially hindering response to drug abuse incidents.
Gareth Jones
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0340 5 Nov 2018 Worcestershire
Worcestershire County Council
Concerns summary (AI summary) The road surface quality was below Highways Agency standards for three years, likely contributing to the death. This location has a history of fatal road traffic incidents.
Patricia Chambers
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0350 4 Nov 2018 London (West)
Shepherds Bush Medical Centre West London Mental Health Trust
Concerns summary (AI summary) Concerns were identified regarding practices at West London Mental Health Trust, indicating a risk of future deaths if appropriate action is not taken.
Karl Cassimjee
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0339 2 Nov 2018 Manchester (West)
Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Tr… Manchester Royal Infirmary
Colette Dunn
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0337 1 Nov 2018 Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes Clinical Commissioning Gr…
Concerns summary (AI summary) A full Mental Health Act assessment was omitted before discharge despite police concerns. A lack of clear discharge protocols between agencies and inadequate facilities for mental health crisis intervention were identified.
Andrea Franzosi
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0314 25 Oct 2018 Gloucestershire
Gloucestershire NHS Trust
Concerns summary (AI summary) Inadequate supervision of junior doctors on wards, specifically regarding patient discharges occurring without examination by a senior practitioner.
Catherine Gibbon
Historic (No Identified Response)
2018-0317 24 Oct 2018 London Inner (North)
DW Fitness First UK Active
Concerns summary (AI summary) Significant safety failures included inadequate health pledge guidance, untrained staff for medical conditions, insufficient CCTV monitoring with a broken camera, lack of emergency alarms/communication, and lapsed first aid certifications at the gym.