Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust
AI-generated summary Mr G complained the Trust prematurely discharged him from their service, which exacerbated his post-traumatic stress disorder.
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AI-generated summary Mr G complained the Trust prematurely discharged him from their service, which exacerbated his post-traumatic stress disorder.
AI-generated summary Mrs T complained the Trust didn't offer steroids before her c-section, acted slowly when her son's oxygen was low, and discharged him after he failed a car seat test.
AI-generated summary Mrs G alleged a GP practice failed to diagnose a collapsed nasal valve, provided inaccurate medical information, didn't chase results, and neglected her claustrophobia during a scan.
AI-generated summary Miss B complained her shoulder surgery was incorrectly performed and the Trust failed to offer further care for her ongoing pain, pins and needles, and numbness.
AI-generated summary Miss S complained the Children's Commissioner failed to investigate safeguarding concerns she raised in 2021 and did not treat her disclosure as whistleblowing.
AI-generated summary Mr P complained the ICB revoked his father's one-to-one funding without family consultation, mental capacity or risk assessments, impacting his father's welfare and mother's visits.
AI-generated summary Miss T complained the Practice failed to fully assess her brother's symptoms, leading to delays in emergency care. She believes this contributed to his death hours later and seeks a financial remedy.
AI-generated summary Mr L complained the Practice mismanaged his referrals, including a rejected nephrology referral due to unmanaged blood pressure, a unnoticed rejected long covid referral, and an incomplete occupational health referral.
AI-generated summary Mr X complained about an incorrect 25-day driving disqualification and the long delay by HMCTS in rectifying the error, which caused emotional and mental distress.
AI-generated summary Mrs P complained NHS England's review panel wrongly upheld the decision that her father was not eligible for NHS continuing healthcare funding.
AI-generated summary Miss C complained the Practice failed to investigate her mother's symptoms or communicate risks, and the Trust didn't inform the family of scan results, leading to a missed diagnosis.
AI-generated summary Miss U complained the Trust assigned multiple care coordinators, discharged her from support workers and a psychologist without warning, and withdrew therapy, negatively affecting her BPD recovery.
AI-generated summary Student Loans Company (SLC) allegedly changed its reason for denying student support, recorded Mr X on CIFAS, and ignored an IA report, causing him distress and academic impact.
AI-generated summary Mrs O complained about NHS England's decision to uphold the ICB's ruling that her aunt was ineligible for CHC funding from 2004-2008, citing delays and inconsistent eligibility assessments.
AI-generated summary DBS repeatedly issued incorrect basic certificates listing a spent conviction, leading to a lost job offer and significant legal fees before the error was corrected.
AI-generated summary Mr Q complained the Trust repeatedly cancelled his urology appointments and surgery, referring him back to his GP, which caused prolonged pain and distress.
AI-generated summary Ms B complained the Trust failed to report or investigate a breast lump, incorrectly documented examinations, and delayed her breast cancer diagnosis, leading to extensive treatment.
AI-generated summary Mr R complained the Trust wrongly decided he wasn't housebound, denying home visits for essential nursing care and causing him pain and exhaustion from attending GP appointments.
AI-generated summary Mrs L complained about inadequate care and treatment for Mortons neuroma and poor complaint handling by the Trust, which worsened her PTSD and affected her mobility.
AI-generated summary Mr P complained the Trust conducted incorrect tests, misdiagnosed his long COVID symptoms as FND, ignored his evidence, and discharged him without proper treatment or referrals.
AI-generated summary Mrs E complained the Nursing Home failed to manage her mother's pain and agitation, safeguard her, identify end-of-life, and make her bed. Her mother died alone.
AI-generated summary Mrs N complained about delays in tests and medication, an erroneous high noradrenaline dose, and delayed reporting of the error, which she believes impacted her husband's final days.
AI-generated summary The Walton Centre allegedly failed to provide a rehabilitation program or organise an individual funding request for private neuro physiotherapy, leading to Mr X's loss of independence.
AI-generated summary The Trust allegedly started Mrs A on a yearly treatment plan without fully informing her of all risks or offering alternatives, leading to severe dental complications and distress.
AI-generated summary HMRC allegedly opened incorrect discovery assessments and offered discriminatory settlements, leading to a £30,000 tax bill. Mr O believes new legal precedents challenge a tribunal's decision.