East London NHS Foundation Trust
AI-generated summary Ms O complained about inadequate mental health support over many years, including discontinued therapies, a misdiagnosis, a dismissive crisis line, and an inappropriate referral.
Published casework decisions from the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman. PHSO selects a subset of completed investigations for publication. These 4,437 decisions represent approximately 1.4% of the 319,011 total complaints received across the same period. Source: decisions.ombudsman.org.uk.
AI-generated summary Ms O complained about inadequate mental health support over many years, including discontinued therapies, a misdiagnosis, a dismissive crisis line, and an inappropriate referral.
AI-generated summary Mr O complained the CMS failed to act from May 2019 when informed his child was no longer living with his ex-partner, resulting in incorrect payments.
AI-generated summary Miss U complained the Trust failed to disclose her mother's MRI stroke results, transfer her to a stroke ward, or refer her to the stroke pathway, causing preventable complications.
AI-generated summary Mr D complained the Trust offered inadequate compensation for the loss of his father's hearing aids and handled his reimbursement request poorly, causing distress and affecting his decision-making.
AI-generated summary Miss C complained the Trust failed to investigate her father's deterioration, provide appropriate care, communicate effectively with her as Power of Attorney, and prematurely discharged him, causing distress.
AI-generated summary Miss T complained about a year-long delay in referring her for wisdom tooth extraction and unnecessary drilling of her teeth for surface holes.
AI-generated summary Mr A complained the Home Office's Windrush Compensation Scheme wrongly denied him compensation for homelessness, focusing only on the 1990s and not the 1960s.
AI-generated summary Mrs B complained Trust staff used too much water to flush her husband's feeding tube, causing him to vomit, aspirate, and subsequently die.
AI-generated summary Mrs O complained the Trust failed to inform her family about her husband's condition, he suffered a rib injury and bruising, and the Trust provided inadequate reasons for these.
AI-generated summary Mr C alleged a GP practice and the Trust failed to act on abnormal PSA levels, delaying his prostate cancer diagnosis and causing the cancer to spread, requiring severe treatment.
AI-generated summary Mrs O complained about an unacceptable waiting time in A&E and inappropriate discharge, leading to worsening health and a lack of confidence in her care.
AI-generated summary Mrs R alleged incorrect assessment, inappropriate hospital avoidance strategy, and placing her mother on an end-of-life pathway without consent, leading to her untimely death.
AI-generated summary Mr H complained the Trust delayed relevant investigations for his wife's Raynaud’s, which he believes led to Scleroderma and her death.
AI-generated summary Mr K complained the Charity Commission failed to properly investigate his concern that a charity used unreliable information for campaigning purposes.
AI-generated summary Ms E complained her mother was denied a face-to-face GP appointment, received an endoscopy referral without examination, and a paramedic delivered a likely cancer diagnosis insensitively.
AI-generated summary Mr A complained his Windrush Compensation application was rejected due to missing old documents, and the Home Office provided misleading eligibility advice.
AI-generated summary Mr H complained the Trust delayed his knee surgery beyond recommended times and wrongly prevented him from using his medical cannabis vape on site, forcing self-discharge.
AI-generated summary Mrs P complained an independent service provided inappropriate advice and care during phone calls while her husband had a subarachnoid haemorrhage, delaying A&E treatment.
AI-generated summary Mrs M complained Trust A did not disclose her MND practitioner was new, incorrectly recorded end-of-life wishes, and a consultant inserted a catheter without discussion.
AI-generated summary Mr A complained his wife's gallbladder procedure was unnecessary and improper knot techniques during surgery caused post-operative bleeding, leading to her unexpected death.
AI-generated summary Mrs M complained the Trust delayed X-raying her wrist, investigated pain too late, and provided incorrect immobilisation equipment, leading to prolonged pain and lost dexterity.
AI-generated summary Mrs E complained her son received insufficient observations, inadequate care plans, and improper medication/drug testing, questioning if these contributed to his death.
AI-generated summary His wife's gallbladder procedure was unnecessary, and inappropriate surgical techniques during the operation led to post-operative bleeding and her death.
AI-generated summary Mrs U complained the Trust misdiagnosed her with chronic pancreatitis in 2019 and failed to communicate correct CT scan results in March 2023, causing prolonged pain and stress.
AI-generated summary Ms R complained the Practice declined to visit her mother at home in December 2022, leading to her hospital admission and subsequent death, believing an earlier visit could have prevented it.