Report by the Health Service Ombudsman for England of an investigation into a complaint made by Mr and Mrs M
This report is about a young woman with physical and learning disabilities who sadly died in January 2009.
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This report is about a young woman with physical and learning disabilities who sadly died in January 2009.
The NHS provides a great service for thousands of people every day. But sometimes things go wrong. When this happens, how people and organisations deal with it determines whether confidence and trust in the service has been restored.
This report looks at the way government departments and agencies manage complaints. It tells a series of short stories about individuals who, when things went wrong, struggled to get themselves heard.
Good complaint handling means listening to patients. Doing so will help deliver the high-quality, patient-centred care that the NHS is committed to. In this report we highlight some of the ways we will be working with the NHS to help achieve this.
This report looks at the way government departments and agencies manage complaints
Listening to patients is the key to good complaint handling. Doing so will help deliver the high-quality, patient-centred care that the NHS is committed to. This report highlights some of the ways we will be working with the NHS to help achieve this.
This is a report of ten investigations into complaints made to us about the standard of care provided to older people by the NHS
Mr X complains the Practice were poor at record keeping and failed to pass on information about his father's lack of mental capacity to the …
Mr A complains about a lack of dental interventions over several years. He also complains the Practice did not offer appropriate referrals and removed him …
Mr D complains that the provider reduced his medication without communicating this with him.
Mr C complains HMCTS will not cancel a County Court Judgement (CCJ) registered to his old address.
Mr E complains about the care and treatment his son, received from the Trust between July and August 2023. Mr E complains the Trust discharged …
| # | Body | Investigations |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Department for Work and Pensions | 4 |
| 2 | HM Government | 3 |
| 3 | Department of Health and Social Care / NHS England | 3 |
| 4 | Department of Health and Social Care | 2 |
| 5 | NHS England | 2 |
1 Section 10(3) report — these rare reports are laid before Parliament when organisations refuse to comply with PHSO recommendations.
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