Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust
AI-generated summary Mr D complained a doctor dismissed his concerns and overlooked pain management, alleging previous scans failed to diagnose his underlying chest-wall condition over a decade.
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AI-generated summary Mr D complained a doctor dismissed his concerns and overlooked pain management, alleging previous scans failed to diagnose his underlying chest-wall condition over a decade.
AI-generated summary Miss N complained the Trust did not treat all her gynaecological symptoms, offered no anaesthesia for a procedure, and failed to note her trauma history, causing retraumatisation.
AI-generated summary Mr G complained about poor pressure care, lack of dementia support, inadequate fluids, catheter issues, inappropriate placement, and poor record keeping for his mother.
AI-generated summary Mr E complained about a failure to investigate his mother's symptoms, a delay in providing a CT scan, and an inappropriate appointment with a physician associate.
AI-generated summary Ms B complained about failures in the care and treatment her partner received for leg wounds, including referral delays, inadequate dressings, and unjust removal from the practice.
AI-generated summary Mr A alleged inappropriate discharge led to his father's death from undiagnosed pneumonia, and the Trust failed to communicate adequately with the family.
AI-generated summary Mrs E complained about inconsistent explanations regarding a medical procedure, being made to wait in active labour, and staff failing to follow policy for her baby's blood test.
AI-generated summary Mr R complained his vasectomy procedure was painful, required more anaesthetic, and led to complications and a further procedure. He also cited the Trust's lengthy and impersonal complaint process.
AI-generated summary Mrs E complained the Trust and Practice failed to arrange physiotherapy follow-ups, monitor health, recognise safeguarding concerns, or communicate with her about her father's care.
AI-generated summary Mrs A complained the Trust inappropriately discharged Mr B and failed to treat infections, manage pain, or act on worsening health. She believes this led to his undignified death and seeks compensation and service improvements.
AI-generated summary Mrs E complained her mother fell from a hospital bed, breaking a rib, and the Trust failed to inform her, leading to ongoing care needs and financial impact.
AI-generated summary Mr A complained he was not informed about titanium screws or incorrect mesh placement during hernia operations. He also alleged he did not give informed consent for these procedures, causing pain and nerve damage.
AI-generated summary Mrs O complained staff incorrectly informed her about early scan criteria, failed to advise self-referral, and midwives missed opportunities to refer for an early scan.
AI-generated summary Mr R complained the Trust failed to monitor or escalate his wife's Addison’s disease, leading to her death and denying her recovery opportunity.
AI-generated summary Mr T complained about his late father's care, alleging improper care for a foot wound leading to infection, inappropriate administration of oxycodone, and an unconfirmed lung cancer diagnosis.
AI-generated summary The Trust did not accurately autopsy her father's body, causing anxiety about organ mix-up and exacerbating her grief.
AI-generated summary Mr A complained the Practice prescribed his wife an antibiotic she had a previous adverse reaction to, causing severe illness and death, and the Trust transferred her too quickly.