2024

PFD Reports
Reports: 689 Areas: 67

98% response rate (above 63% average).

Clear 12 results
Peter McCarthy
No Identified Response CC
2024-0679 10 Dec 2024 Surrey
Care4U Healthcare
Concerns summary (AI summary) Care staff lacked protocols to prevent administering anticoagulant medication to clients who had fallen, due to an inability to identify contraindications without medical oversight.
Junior Powell
No Identified Response
2024-0659 2 Dec 2024 Inner West London
Department of Health and Social Care
Concerns summary (AI summary) Significant hospital delays in patient review and admission, caused by staff shortages and social care discharge bottlenecks, led to a critical delay in definitive treatment for an aortic dissection, contributing to the patient's death.
Dean Bray
No Identified Response
2024-0649 25 Nov 2024 Hampshire, Portsmouth & Southampton
Southern Health Foundation Trust
Concerns summary (AI summary) Staff in seclusion rooms could not make emergency calls directly, and paramedics faced delays accessing a patient due to unknown and unshared direct ward access routes, hindering emergency response.
Catherine Forbes
No Identified Response
2024-0630 14 Nov 2024 Oxfordshire
Yacht Harbour Association Ltd
Concerns summary (AI summary) Industry-wide marina safety concerns persist, including inadequate ladder design, insufficient numbers/placement, and poor visibility for persons who fall into water, compounded by safety not being a key criterion for industry awards.
Gordon Long
No Identified Response CC
2024-0503 19 Sep 2024 East London
Barking, Havering & Redbridge Universit…
Concerns summary (AI summary) The Trust's patient safety investigation was inadequate, failing to explain a delayed vascular referral or identify responsible staff, undermining its effectiveness. No clear evidence of improvements from an agreed action plan was demonstrated.
Wendy Afford
No Identified Response
2024-0478 30 Aug 2024 Berkshire
Happy at Home Community Care Services L…
Concerns summary (AI summary) Multiple failures in care home practice include inadequate risk assessments, incomplete records for repositioning and body mapping, lack of management oversight, and insufficient staff training on skin integrity.
Sean Davies
No Identified Response CC
2024-0460 8 Aug 2024 Mid Kent and Medway
HMP Swaleside Ministry of Justice
Concerns summary (AI summary) Inadequate risk formulation for IPP prisoners and failures by prison officers to conduct welfare checks according to guidance. Furthermore, some operational support staff lacked proper training or adhered to it.
Matthew Braben
No Identified Response CC
2024-0423 1 Aug 2024 West London
His Majesty’s Prison and Probation Serv… Ministry of Justice
Concerns summary (AI summary) Inadequate recognition of childbirth as a mental health risk factor, poor ACCT process and staff training, and prolonged cell confinement due to gym instructor shortages significantly harmed prisoner mental health.
Glenn Jacques and Ben Whiteman and Callum Clark
No Identified Response
2024-0376 16 Jul 2024 Durham & Darlington
Northern Rail
Concerns summary (AI summary) The railway station, a known location for suicides, met the 'hotspot' criteria with three incidents in 12 months, despite previous categorisation suggesting otherwise.
Paul Holmes
No Identified Response
2024-0344 27 Jun 2024 Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly
Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Tru… Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust
Concerns summary (AI summary) Poor communication, lack of direct doctor-to-doctor handover, and unrecorded treatment plans during hospital transfer led to delayed administration of crucial intravenous fluids.
Yuri Hatton
No Identified Response CC
2024-0608 11 Jun 2024 Inner West London
HMPPS HMP Wandsworth
Concerns summary (AI summary) Many prison OSGs lacked official training, first aid training records were insufficient, and crucial prison-specific training for recognising unconsciousness had not been implemented.
Daniel Beckford
No Identified Response CC
2024-0607 11 Jun 2024 Inner West London
HMPPS HMP Wandsworth
Concerns summary (AI summary) Prison officer first aid training lacked clarity on using rescue breaths during resuscitation, conflicting with current Resuscitation Council UK guidance.