North East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust
AI-generated summary Mrs I complained staff missed opportunities to manage her mother's pain and keep her comfortable, contributing to her death.
Published casework decisions from the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman. PHSO selects a subset of completed investigations for publication. These 4,426 decisions represent approximately 1.4% of the 319,011 total complaints received across the same period. Source: decisions.ombudsman.org.uk.
AI-generated summary Mrs I complained staff missed opportunities to manage her mother's pain and keep her comfortable, contributing to her death.
AI-generated summary Mrs A alleged the Trust failed to assess her mother before oxygen therapy, disregarded a high NEWS2 score, and did not follow a pressure sore treatment plan. She also claimed inconsistencies in the Trust's response.
AI-generated summary The Trust wrongly swapped her mother's rollator for a zimmer frame and did not involve the family in the decision for surgery, leading to a fall, hip fracture, and premature death.
AI-generated summary Mrs E complained the Practice failed to prescribe HRT, a GP was unprofessional, and there was a nine-week delay in responding to her complaint.
AI-generated summary Mr A complained the Windrush Compensation Scheme failed to properly consider his deceased father's "Impact on life" claim, ignoring critical facts.
AI-generated summary Ms O complained the Practice failed to provide adequate pain relief to her partner before his death, causing him unbearable suffering.
AI-generated summary Mr O complained NHS 111 inappropriately referred him to a pharmacy and an out-of-hours GP failed to advise on his psychiatric medication.
AI-generated summary Mr E complained the Student Loans Company incorrectly calculated his repayments, failing to account for his salary sacrifice scheme.
AI-generated summary Mr I complained the Trust performed surgery on the wrong testicle, causing an avoidable emergency re-operation and complications.
AI-generated summary Mr X complained the OPG had no justification for investigating his mother's capacity or conducting a financial investigation after a dispute resolution hearing.
AI-generated summary Mrs K complained the Trust mismanaged her steroid treatment, had poor staff communication during her visit, and gave inadequate prescription collection advice.
AI-generated summary Mr O complained the Metropolitan Police Service breached his Victim's Code rights by pausing a call about suicide and ignoring financial abuse concerns.
AI-generated summary Mr H complained the ICO mishandled his data breach complaint against the council, defending it despite acknowledged GDPR breaches and not taking enforcement action.
AI-generated summary The Metropolitan Police Service failed to adhere to the Victim’s Code following a 2016 incident, impacting communication, evidence retention, and complaint handling.
AI-generated summary The Trust failed to consider their mother’s mental wellbeing while she was isolated in a side room, which they believe contributed to her death.
AI-generated summary Mr O complained the Metropolitan Police Service breached the Victim's Code through lack of contact from officers and a "no further action" outcome.
AI-generated summary Ms A complained the Practice failed to prescribe ADHD medication, wrongly refused her shared care agreement, and did not communicate its decision or offer alternative support.
AI-generated summary Mr P complained NHSE wrongly upheld his mother's ineligibility for NHS Continuing Healthcare, disagreeing with the Independent Review Panel's assessment of her needs.
AI-generated summary The Trust failed to document her family's questions about her mother's care, often denying they were asked, which caused avoidable pain and distress.
AI-generated summary Mr B complained his GP practice refused appropriate treatment/referral for his scalp, gave conflicting information, unfairly removed him from the register, and failed to discuss his complaint.
AI-generated summary Mr A complained the TRA's professional conduct investigation was flawed, relied on false statements, and failed to address his evidence or procedural misconduct, causing reputational and financial harm.
AI-generated summary The ORR failed to thoroughly and impartially investigate his concerns about a local level crossing, ignoring its statutory duty to enforce safety improvements.
AI-generated summary Miss C complained her hysterectomy caused two incisional hernias and diastasis recti, requiring further surgery and causing emotional distress and physical limitations.
AI-generated summary Mr D complained he missed a virtual court hearing due to technical difficulties and couldn't get court assistance, leading to a judgment in his absence and denying him a fair hearing.
AI-generated summary Ms D complained about inappropriate inpatient care including forced medication, denied antibiotics, unsuitable ward placement, disturbed sleep, and inaccurate GP reporting leading to driving licence restrictions.