2024

PFD Reports
Reports: 689 Areas: 67

98% response rate (above 63% average).

Clear 4 results
Christopher MacGillivray
Historic (No Identified Response) CC
2024-0297 29 May 2024 Newcastle and North Tyneside
Ministry of Justice
Concerns summary (AI summary) Prison policies lack mandatory procedures for communicating self-harm risk for remand prisoners on unplanned releases, leaving a critical gap in managing safety for vulnerable individuals released at short notice.
James Pearson
Historic (No Identified Response)
2024-0266 14 May 2024 Birmingham and Solihull
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Fou…
Concerns summary (AI summary) Lack of documented observations, insufficient doctor staffing for multiple critical patients, and delayed access to blood products hindered timely intervention, contributing to a patient's rapid deterioration and cardiac arrest.
Emmanuel Ladapo
Historic (No Identified Response)
2024-0215 23 Apr 2024 Inner North London
Camden and Islington NHS Foundation Tru…
Concerns summary (AI summary) Mental health services showed a lack of engagement with the patient's family and psychiatrists repeatedly failed to inquire about suicidal ideation during periods of clinical deterioration, despite prior similar omissions.
Matthew Wickes
Historic (No Identified Response) CC
2024-0033 19 Jan 2024 Hampshire, Portsmouth and Southampton
University of Southampton
Concerns summary (AI summary) The university failed to ensure academic staff had adequate, compulsory, and monitored training on student mental health, particularly for neurodiverse students, leading to a gap in pastoral support and risk of overlooking struggling individuals.