2025

PFD Reports
Reports: 637 Areas: 66

96% response rate (above 63% average).

Clear 26 results
Brian Mitchell
No Identified Response
2025-0645 29 Dec 2025 East London
Department for Transport Mayor of London Transport for London
Concerns summary (AI summary) No clear evidence exists that risks of fatal harm on railway tracks have been mitigated, with recommended detection technology unimplemented and training effectiveness for train operators and station staff unproven.
Wendy Eyles
No Identified Response
2025-0641 22 Dec 2025 Northamptonshire
Northamptonshire Healthcare Foundation … Northamptonshire Integrated Care Board
Concerns summary (AI summary) No protocol exists for managing patients under both NHS and private psychiatry, leading to critical medication changes not being communicated, creating confusion and patient safety risks.
Winifred Wardle
No Identified Response
2025-0640 22 Dec 2025 Manchester South
Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care NH…
Concerns summary (AI summary) The hospital lacks a clear multi-disciplinary protocol for CT scan requests, with unclear escalation lines when requests are rejected and inadequate record-keeping of decision-making processes.
Izzah Ali
No Identified Response
2025-0622 11 Dec 2025 Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly
Education and Children’s Community Heal…
Concerns summary (AI summary) The 'Essential Guide to feeding your Baby' is inadequate as it fails to explicitly warn against giving cow's milk to infants under one year due to the risk of anaemia.
Alan Peet
No Identified Response
2025-0609 5 Dec 2025 Manchester South
Acer Mews Care Home Care Quality Commission
Concerns summary (AI summary) A nurse untrained in tracheostomy management was allocated to a unit with high-needs patients, and an agency nurse lacked system login rights, leading to poor documentation and compromised care.
Evelyn Rae Le Masurier-O’Sullivan
No Identified Response
2025-0597 26 Nov 2025 South London
Crown Commercial Services NHS England
Concerns summary (AI summary) Midwifery staff failed to elicit and act upon parental concerns about a baby's breathing and crying during postnatal contacts, leading to missed neonatal assessments and escalation.
Anna Burns
No Identified Response
2026-0127 19 Nov 2025 Wiltshire and Swindon
Great Western Hospital
Concerns summary (AI summary) The methadone prescribing agency was unaware of the patient's prior opioid overdose and hospital admission because discharge summaries were not shared with them. This prevented a critical review of overdose risks and potential adjustments to prescribing practices.
Barry Loxston
No Identified Response
2025-0573 12 Nov 2025 Inner West London
St George’s University Hospitals
Concerns summary (AI summary) Serious failures pre-surgery included not recognising unfitness for transplant. Post-operatively, critically low potassium was untreated due to workload, and nursing care lacked proper manual handling and timely response to basic needs, causing distress.
Samuel Vass
No Identified Response
2025-0568 6 Nov 2025 Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly
Service Director for Environment Cornwa…
Concerns summary (AI summary) The lack of speed enforcement on a specific A3083 road stretch has contributed to multiple fatal collisions caused by excessive speeding.
Mohan Hothi
No Identified Response
2025-0513 14 Oct 2025 East London
Barking, Havering and Redbridge Univers…
Concerns summary (AI summary) The Trust failed to investigate two serious unwitnessed falls, hindering its ability to identify and remediate suboptimal practices, with vague evidence of reflection and remediation.
Catherine Moore
No Identified Response
2025-0486 25 Sep 2025 Suffolk
Secretary of State for Defence
Concerns summary (AI summary) The MOD's vehicle maintenance system (JAMES) is complex, lacks audit capabilities, and has no formal processes for inspecting, testing, or providing feedback on repairs, risking vehicle safety.
Luke Chatterton
No Identified Response CC
2025-0470 19 Sep 2025 South London
Croydon University Hospital Medicines and Healthcare Products Regul… Royal College of Emergency Medicine +3 more
Concerns summary (AI summary) Significant delays in accessing advanced life support in a mental health hospital and a lack of national guidelines for managing antipsychotic-induced bowel obstruction in emergency departments were identified.
Kwabena Amoateng
No Identified Response CC
2025-0429 19 Sep 2025 East London
South-East London Integrated Care System Chief Nursing Officer, NHS North-East L… South East London ICB +1 more
Concerns summary (AI summary) A critically important paediatric respiratory action plan was mislabelled and misfiled in online records, preventing emergency healthcare professionals from accessing vital guidance for a rare condition.
John Franklin
No Identified Response CC
2025-0474 16 Sep 2025 Worcestershire
Worcestershire County Council
Concerns summary (AI summary) A high-risk falls patient was discharged home before a careline pendant was confirmed as installed, with conflicting records on its provision, raising concerns about safety post-discharge.
Air India Boeing 787
No Identified Response
2025-0575 10 Sep 2025 Inner West London
Department of Health and Social Care Departmet for Housing, Communities and …
Concerns summary (AI summary) Mortuaries demonstrate an under-appreciation of formalin dangers, lacking routine monitoring and appropriate equipment for handling highly contaminated repatriated bodies, exposing staff to severe health risks.
Victoria Taylor
No Identified Response CC
2025-0455 5 Sep 2025 North Yorkshire and York
Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundati…
Concerns summary (AI summary) Secondary mental health services failed to offer appropriate trauma-informed treatment pathways or initiate a multi-agency approach for a patient with acknowledged childhood trauma and complex needs.
Benjamin Buckfield
No Identified Response CC
2025-0395 1 Aug 2025 Hampshire, Portsmouth and Southampton
Boomtown Festival Hampshire and IOW Constabulary
Concerns summary (AI summary) An unchecked, open trade in illegal drugs at the festival, combined with a policy that does not eject non-dealing possessors, creates a dangerous market and increases the risk of future drug-related deaths.
Jordan Babb
No Identified Response
2025-0379 25 Jul 2025 Milton Keynes
Milton Keynes Urgent Care Service
Concerns summary (AI summary) Failures in a walk-in centre to escalate abnormal vital signs, conduct structured risk assessments for pulmonary embolism, and properly apply clinical decision tools indicate a lack of clear protocols and training.
Miles Robinson
No Identified Response
2025-0340 8 Jul 2025 South London
Emergency Call Prioritisation Advisory … London Ambulance Service NHS Trust
Concerns summary (AI summary) The ambulance triage system's rigidity incorrectly categorised a heart attack call as less urgent, lacking specific determinants for heart attack symptoms and risking delayed response if a cardiac arrest occurs.
Callan Atkins
No Identified Response
2025-0323 26 Jun 2025 Gloucestershire
Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Fou…
Concerns summary (AI summary) Mental health crisis team capacity directly impacts same-day assessments, and the Trust does not secure additional resources when local teams lack capacity, risking timely patient care.
Anthony Wood
No Identified Response CC
2025-0282 3 Jun 2025 South London
Epsom and St. Helier University Hospita…
Concerns summary (AI summary) A high-risk, severely frail patient fell due to inadequate falls prevention, including missing crash mats, a lowered bed-rail, and only one staff member attending when two were required.
Charlotte Werner
No Identified Response
2025-0270 2 Jun 2025 Inner North London
University College London Hospitals NHS…
Concerns summary (AI summary) A lack of clear communication led to a misunderstanding that a dietetic service treated eating disorders, highlighting a need for clarification that it is not a mental health service.
William Armstrong
No Identified Response CC
2025-0257 23 May 2025 Manchester West
Home Office
Concerns summary (AI summary) Home Office guidance for selling reportable poisons fails to adequately advise online sellers on identifying purchases for self-harm, leading vendors to unknowingly facilitate suicides. Additionally, dangerous websites promoting suicide methods and poison sourcing are readily accessible.
Kelly Walsh
No Identified Response CC
2025-0256 23 May 2025 Manchester West
Home Office
Concerns summary (AI summary) Home Office guidance for selling reportable poisons fails to adequately advise online sellers on identifying purchases for self-harm, leading vendors to unknowingly facilitate suicides. Additionally, dangerous websites promoting suicide methods and poison sourcing are readily accessible.
Samuel Brookes
No Identified Response
2025-0190 15 Apr 2025 Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin
Russells Hall Hospital
Concerns summary (AI summary) A hospital discharged a patient without ensuring care arrangements were in place or that he could raise an alarm, leading to a critical delay in emergency assistance.