2019

PFD Reports
Reports: 527 Areas: 66

69% response rate (above 62% average).

Clear 309 results
Graham Smith
All Responded
2019-0167 23 May 2019 Leicester City and Leicestershire South
JRCALC
Concerns summary The emergency call system lacks the capacity to link repeat calls for the same patient, preventing crucial safety-netting, senior review, and appropriate management of attendances.
Jonathan McCarthy
All Responded
2019-0179 22 May 2019 North West Kent
Maidstone & Tonbridge Wells NHS Trust
Concerns summary The Trust failed to correctly monitor blood sugar and ketones, administered incorrect insulin, and provided inadequate nursing care with a failure to escalate concerns.
Christopher Barnes
All Responded
2019-0164 20 May 2019 Gloucestershire
Driver Vehicle Standards Agency Road Haulage Association
Concerns summary There is concern that consignees, consigners, and employees lack sufficient understanding of hazards and control measures for working at height on vehicles or trailers.
Richard Phillips
All Responded
2019-0165 20 May 2019 Dorset
Dorset Council Highways Department
Concerns summary A known problem of water running and freezing on a road descent created hazardous icy conditions, contributing to a fatal collision and highlighting unresolved road safety issues.
Mellin Beard
All Responded
2019-0157 17 May 2019 Manchester (South)
Tameside and Glossop Care NHS Trust Tameside General Hospital
Concerns summary The Trust experiences persistent delays in timely referrals for community nursing post-discharge and relies significantly on agency nurses, impacting continuity of patient care.
Jenson Francis
All Responded
2019-0158 17 May 2019 South Wales Central
Cwm Taf University Health Board
Concerns summary A dysfunctional team exhibited unclear clinical leadership, poor CTG interpretation and communication, inadequate record-keeping, and insufficient staffing, with junior staff unable to challenge decisions.
Barry Fullarton
All Responded
2019-0159 17 May 2019 Liverpool and Wirral
Cheshire and Wirral NHS Trust
Concerns summary Mental health assessments must account for the diurnal nature of reactive depressive illness, as an assessment at a good mood time may invalidate findings when mood is low.
Jaspal Singh Bahra
All Responded
2019-0160 17 May 2019 Buckinghamshire
Civil Aviation Authority
Concerns summary Aircraft operating in unregulated Class G airspace lack electronic proximity warning or collision avoidance devices, relying on the 'See and Avoid' procedure, which poses a safety risk.
Benjamin Murray
All Responded
2019-0155 16 May 2019 Avon
Bristol University Department for Education
Concerns summary Low rates of mental health disclosure in university applications and the absence of formal investigation reports following student deaths indicate systemic gaps in student support.
Daniel Davey
All Responded
2019-0267 16 May 2019 Oxford
Care UK HM Prison and Probation Service St Georges Hospital
Concerns summary Healthcare staff's non-routine attendance at ACCT reviews in prison highlighted a gap in collaborative care, requiring closer integration between prison and healthcare services.
Natasha Abrahart
All Responded
2019-0504 16 May 2019 Avon
Avon and Wiltshire NHS Mental Health Tr… Department of Health and Social Care Minister of Suicide Prevention +1 more
Concerns summary NICE guidelines for monitoring patients starting antidepressants, particularly those under 30 or at increased suicide risk, were not followed by the mental health trust or GP.
Marion Prance
All Responded
2019-0154 15 May 2019 South Wales Central
Welsh Ambulance Service
Concerns summary Paramedics lacked awareness and training regarding the dangers of administering anticoagulants like Rivaroxaban to elderly fall patients with head injuries, requiring enhanced caution.
Karanbir Cheema
All Responded
2019-0161 10 May 2019 London Inner (North)
William Perkin High School London North West University Healthcare… London Ambulance Service +5 more
Concerns summary Systemic failures in allergy management included poor understanding by pupils and staff, unchecked medication, non-standardised action plans, and inadequate awareness of critical EpiPen administration protocols.
John Alliston
All Responded
2019-0153 9 May 2019 Gloucestershire
Communities and Local Government Department for Housing
Concerns summary The lack of a mandatory requirement for electrical inspections in private rental properties, adhering to BS7671 standards, poses a risk of future deaths.
Edward Hearn
All Responded
2019-0479 8 May 2019 London Inner (South)
Medicines and Healthcare products Regul… Kings College Hospital Amgen Limited
Concerns summary A system failure led to a critical high globulin blood test result in A&E not being followed up, delaying diagnosis. Additionally, prescribing information needs clearer guidance on cardiac monitoring.
James Fletcher
All Responded
2019-0146 1 May 2019 Blackpool & Fylde
Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Concerns summary Inadequate guidance for caring for non-verbally communicative patients, poor record-keeping with missing entries and incomplete records, and significant miscommunication among medical and nursing staff compromised patient care.
Mark Hinton
All Responded
2019-0142 30 Apr 2019 Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin
Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust
Concerns summary Critical patient information regarding a potential blood clot was not recorded or passed on, and a requested D-Dimer test result was not seen by the discharging doctor due to systemic record-keeping failures and inadequate alert systems.
Clive Jones
All Responded
2019-0217 30 Apr 2019 Plymouth, Torbay and South Devon
Department for Transport
Concerns summary An independent review of UK Search and Rescue operational capability and HM Coastguard is needed, alongside a thorough review of their information technology systems for reliability.
Alfonso Sinclair
All Responded
2019-0141 29 Apr 2019 London Inner (West)
Transport for London
Concerns summary A distressed individual's overtly odd and illegal behaviour at a tube station went unnoticed and unchallenged by staff, despite CCTV, due to a lack of system to alert odd behaviour or alarms at platform end barriers.
Georgia Nelson
All Responded
2019-0140 29 Apr 2019 London Inner (West)
Central and North West London NHS Trust Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
Concerns summary Critical failures in discharge planning, including inadequate housing review and lack of transfer to the home treatment team, contributed to a patient's death by suicide following a mental health relapse.
Steffan Kuenzel
All Responded
2019-0002 29 Apr 2019 London Inner (North)
Barts Health NHS Trust
Concerns summary The patient received insufficient specific guidance on safe alcohol reduction methods and was unaware of critical alcohol withdrawal symptoms beyond seizures requiring urgent medical attention.
David Price
All Responded
2019-0145 29 Apr 2019 Manchester (South)
Stockport Clinical Commissioning Group
Concerns summary There is a critical lack of an integrated mental health counselling and detoxification service in Stockport to support individuals treating anxiety alongside alcohol dependency.
Bradley Trevarthen
All Responded
2019-0207 29 Apr 2019 Wiltshire and Swindon
Department for Culture, Media and Sport
Concerns summary School friends were aware of the deceased's increasing suicidal ideation and methods explored online but failed to report it to adults, partly due to fear of device bans.
Michael Davies
All Responded
2019-0134 25 Apr 2019 Camarthenshire and Pembrokeshire
Welsh Ambulance Trust
Concerns summary The evidence revealed general concerns indicating a risk of future deaths without specifying particular issues.
Ioannis Avgousti
All Responded
2019-0135A 24 Apr 2019 Brighton and Hove
Brighton and Sussex University Hospital…
Concerns summary The evidence revealed general concerns indicating a risk of future deaths without specifying particular issues.