Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust
AI-generated summary Mr A complained the Trust failed to diagnose his father's infection, dismissed concerns, provided poor communication, and inadequate end-of-life care.
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AI-generated summary Mr A complained the Trust failed to diagnose his father's infection, dismissed concerns, provided poor communication, and inadequate end-of-life care.
AI-generated summary Mrs B complained about her husband's care, including staff attitude, poor infection management, ignored wishes, incorrect catheter insertion, premature blood transfusion termination, and poor communication around his death.
AI-generated summary Mrs W complained the Trust declined to replace her leaking breast implant, causing asymmetry, self-esteem issues, and anxiety.
AI-generated summary Ms R complained the Trust failed to maintain her caesarean plan, inadequately addressed midwife behaviour, and delayed acknowledging her complaint, causing psychological distress.
AI-generated summary Mr L complained the Trust did not provide safe earplugs during an MRI scan, exacerbating his tinnitus, and about the Trust’s complaint response.
AI-generated summary Mr A complained the Trust did not action a referral for an ultrasound-guided aspiration and steroid injection in his knee, causing pain, distress, and the need for emergency surgery in Bulgaria.
AI-generated summary Miss A complained Moorfields failed to properly transfer her care and records to Royal Free, causing significant delays and affecting her eyesight. She also cited poor complaint handling.
AI-generated summary Complaint concerned a Trust's refusal to offer corrective surgery for 'botched' private ear pinning, despite the impact on mental health, stating it was a cosmetic procedure.
AI-generated summary Mrs B complained about inappropriate general anaesthetic, delayed investigation and treatment of abdominal pain, and untimely action on blood results, which contributed to her mother's death.
AI-generated summary Ms Y complained about her husband's poor skin and bowel care, lack of mobility encouragement, an unnecessary PET scan, discharge delays, and hospital-acquired pneumonia which she believed led to his death.
AI-generated summary Ms O complained about delayed diagnosis/treatment, inappropriate nutrition, and poor complaint handling by the Trust, which she believed contributed to her mother's death.
AI-generated summary Mrs W complained about negligent care for her husband, including nurses failing to arrange a doctor's visit or ambulance, and long waits in ED, which she believes contributed to his death.
AI-generated summary Mrs H complained about significant delays between ENT and audiologist appointments for her son, A, delaying diagnosis and specialist referral, causing hearing deterioration and pain.
AI-generated summary Ms A complained the Trust failed to provide her mother with any pain relief prior, during, or immediately after her pelvic binder fitting, causing immense pain, distress, and a decline in her mother's abilities.
AI-generated summary Mr K complains the Practice failed to admit his mother to hospital promptly, and the Trust delayed treatment, communication, and placed a COVID-positive patient in her room.
AI-generated summary Ms B complained the Trust caused her aunt a leg injury, failed to manage pain and nutrition, and did not prevent pressure sores, contributing to her death.
AI-generated summary Miss R complained the Trust failed to resuscitate her newborn son, Baby R, in June 2021, alleging his death was avoidable due to the Trust's actions.
AI-generated summary Mr I complained about multiple failings in his daughter's care, including surgical procedure without consent, poor communication, inadequate nursing care leading to pressure sores, and untreated infections.
AI-generated summary Mr O complained that a Trust removed four teeth but left two infected roots, causing ongoing oral and general health problems discovered years later.
AI-generated summary Mrs B complained her husband’s kidney cancer was not detected in March 2018, leading to an eight-month diagnosis delay. She believes earlier diagnosis could have improved his prognosis.
AI-generated summary Mrs U complained the Trust refused to provide mittens for her mother, causing her to remove her oxygen mask and die.
AI-generated summary Mrs E complained her husband was given an excessive chemotherapy dose while infected, which worsened his condition and caused an earlier death.
AI-generated summary Miss G complained her mother was discharged without sufficient diagnosis information, necessary equipment, and family visits were denied due to COVID-19 restrictions.
AI-generated summary Miss A complained about inadequate care for her father's kidney issues, sepsis, and cardiac problems in 2016-2017, believing it led to his death and caused the family severe distress.
AI-generated summary Mrs G and Mr G complained about inadequate care for Mrs S, citing poor condition assessment, delayed response to low blood pressure/confusion, and issues with both operations.