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Independent investigation: Warren Duke, Slough (but Tees patient) (2015)

North East and Yorkshire Incident 24 Dec 2015 Subject Warren Duke

Mentally ill man off meds fatally stabs man. Convicted of Manslaughter by diminished reponsibility

Acceptance status

Per recommendation
No Response Published
6

Total recommendations
6
About this data

Acceptance status tracks whether the trust accepted or responded to each recommendation.

Independent health investigation reports and reviews commissioned by government or NHS England.

About this investigation

Source & metadata

Independent investigation report. Recommendations and any published response are extracted below.

Recommendations

6 total
Recommendation 1 TEWV No Response Published
Recommendation
TEWV must develop an agreed set of local policies and procedures to be regularly reviewed by key strategic partners in line with the November 2016 NICE8 guidance on coexisting severe mental illness and substance misuse: community health and social care … Read more
Recommendation 2 TEWV No Response Published
Recommendation
TEWV must review the EIPT operational policy to set out agreed methods and expectations around multidisciplinary working, to ensure that senior medical staff are involved appropriately in discussions about patients where staff have concerns, and at least annually, where patients … Read more
Recommendation 3 TEWV No Response Published
Recommendation
TEWV must review the TEWV EIPT job plans to ensure consistent medical input to the team.
Recommendation 4 TEWV No Response Published
Recommendation
TEWV must develop a schedule of audit for crisis plans and take action taken as required so that they meet the CPA policy standard.
Recommendation 5 TEWV No Response Published
Recommendation
TEWV must review the TEWV CPA policy to ensure that overdue depot medication is communicated effectively in referral procedures and correspondence, e.g. by ‘phone.
Recommendation 6 TEWV No Response Published
Recommendation
TEWV must take action Trust wide to ensure that any referral made to an external or internal service indicates clearly the level of urgency.