University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
AI-generated summary Mr E complained his mother fell unsupervised, staff took her phone, and a nurse upset her, causing her death, seeking financial remedy.
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AI-generated summary Mr E complained his mother fell unsupervised, staff took her phone, and a nurse upset her, causing her death, seeking financial remedy.
AI-generated summary Mrs D complained the Trust's response was inaccurate, believing her husband's ICD malfunctioned and delivered excessive shocks, potentially causing his death.
AI-generated summary Mrs O complained radiotherapy caused her husband's paralysis, alleging lack of prior risk advice, insufficient emotional support, failure to investigate symptoms, and inappropriate discharge.
AI-generated summary Daughter complained about inadequate monitoring and treatment of her mother's weight loss, nutrition, and mismanagement of a pressure ulcer by the Trust.
AI-generated summary Mr L complained doctors failed to act on his father Mr E's CT scan results and inappropriately discharged him, and that the Trust's complaint responses left questions unanswered.
AI-generated summary Mrs E complained that after foot surgery, the wrong plaster was applied, preventing a surgical boot and forcing her to use a walking frame, causing damage to her right leg.
AI-generated summary Ms P complained her late husband received inappropriate urology care, including inadequate investigations for raised PSA and insufficient follow-up after surgery, leading to bladder damage.
AI-generated summary Mr E complained the Trust charged his mother over £6,000 for care after initially quoting £900, causing shock and financial difficulty.
AI-generated summary Mr I complained the Trust discharged him without antibiotics and with a delayed post-operative review, leading to a severe finger infection requiring partial amputation.
AI-generated summary Mrs A complained the Trust provided poor care to her late father, including insufficient fluids, communication failures, delayed cancer diagnosis, and lack of consent for a DNR.