North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust
AI-generated summary Ms W complained the Trust stopped her father's medication twice and provided insufficient food, which she believes led to falls, deterioration, and premature death.
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AI-generated summary Ms W complained the Trust stopped her father's medication twice and provided insufficient food, which she believes led to falls, deterioration, and premature death.
AI-generated summary Mrs Y complained about multiple failings in her daughter's care, including missed malnutrition assessment, a punctured lung, and delayed treatment, which she believes caused her death.
AI-generated summary Miss U complained North West Anglia NHS Trust missed opportunities to diagnose gallbladder disease and delayed placing her on the waiting list for surgery, causing prolonged pain and affecting her quality of life.
AI-generated summary Mr D complained about delayed appointments, lack of diagnosis, and incorrect care from two trusts for his wife, including misdiagnosis of a fractured foot and issues with medication and communication.
AI-generated summary Mr H complained the Trust delayed relevant investigations for his wife's Raynaud’s, which he believes led to Scleroderma and her death.
AI-generated summary The Trust missed a CT scan opportunity, treated his wife for heart failure she didn't have, didn't fully investigate symptoms, and discharged her without a plan.
AI-generated summary Mr R complained the Trust missed several opportunities to diagnose his heart condition in 2023, leading to two unnecessary heart attacks, significant pain, distress, and a PTSD diagnosis.
AI-generated summary Miss D complained the anaesthetist inappropriately administered a nerve block during her knee surgery without explaining the risks or obtaining her consent.
AI-generated summary Mr R complained a 2013 MRI scan was misreported, delaying his Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis by a decade and negatively impacting his health.
AI-generated summary Miss M complained her mother did not receive appropriate care for constipation, and that a perforated bowel and sepsis were not diagnosed and treated quickly enough, leading to her death.
AI-generated summary Mrs E complained the Trust inappropriately moved her husband, delayed treatment, failed to perform an MRI, transferred him without consent, and provided inadequate communication during his critical illness.
AI-generated summary Miss A complained her mother's significant back pain was not investigated, a bilateral nephrostomy was delayed, and nursing care was ineffective, causing discomfort before death.
AI-generated summary Mrs L complained the Trust inappropriately moved her husband from intensive care, delayed treatment for neurological symptoms, failed to perform an MRI, and transferred him without consent, leading to his death.
AI-generated summary Miss U complained the Trust failed to regularly monitor and control her father's iron levels for years and failed to provide IV albumin during an ascitic drain procedure.
AI-generated summary Mrs O complained she was not referred for a hip operation in February 2022, leading to months of pain, deteriorated mobility, and having to pay for private surgery.
AI-generated summary Mrs P complained about the Trust's poor communication during her husband’s inpatient stay, specifically not being informed about his decline, preventing her from being with him at his death.
AI-generated summary Miss I complained North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust staff were unprofessional regarding her communication needs and failed to follow disability policies for deaf people.
AI-generated summary Mrs S complained about multiple aspects of her late husband's care, including communication failures, incorrect ReSPECT form completion, and lost medical notes.
AI-generated summary Miss E complained a consultant was rude and failed to diagnose a bulging disc, a registrar made an inaccurate comment, and PALS delayed her complaint.