Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust
AI-generated summary Mrs C alleged the Trust misdiagnosed her stroke as a migraine and discharged her without life-saving medication, causing permanent disability and medical retirement.
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AI-generated summary Mrs C alleged the Trust misdiagnosed her stroke as a migraine and discharged her without life-saving medication, causing permanent disability and medical retirement.
AI-generated summary Miss E complained about her father's care, including incorrect IV medication, a fall due to unsecured bedrails, lack of oxygen, and poor record-keeping, which she believes worsened his condition and contributed to his death.
AI-generated summary Miss X complained Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust provided poor care to her father, Mr X, including delayed cancer follow-up, lack of specialist input, inappropriate discharge attempts, and poor communication about his prognosis.
AI-generated summary Miss A complained ambulance staff failed to record her father's head pain after a fall, and hospital staff failed to act on head trauma or obtain imaging, which she believes led to his death.
AI-generated summary Miss A complained her father was prematurely discharged three times, leading to his placement in a nursing home and subsequent death, causing her distress.
AI-generated summary Miss F and Mr J complained about serious failings in Miss F's high-risk antenatal care and inadequate postnatal/bereavement support, which they believe led to their daughter's death.
AI-generated summary Mr D complained he was not fully informed of all risks, including major surgery, associated with a polypectomy during a colonoscopy, leading to a perforated colon.
AI-generated summary Mrs G complained the Trust failed to provide an interpreter for her husband, administered transfusions without consent, denied food, made a DNR decision without family input, and incorrectly prescribed medication.
AI-generated summary Miss N complained her mother was unsafely discharged while unwell and disorientated, without family consultation, appropriate support, or correct medication type in place.