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Swansea Bay University Health Board

PSOW (Public Services Ombudsman for Wales) Not Upheld Reference PSOW-202000225 Sector Health Category Clinical treatment in hospital Decided 09 April 2021

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Mrs X complained that Swansea Bay University Health Board (the Health Board) failed to treat her mother (Mrs Y) in a timely manner and within the NHS Wales, Rules for Managing Referral to Treatment Waiting Times (RTT targets).

Mrs Y had an endometrial carcinoma (a form of cancer affecting the lining of the organs). The investigation found that the time taken by the Health Board to treat Mrs Y fell well beyond the RTT target, however, it did not appear that this was caused by a failure on the Health Board’s part. Mrs Y’s cancer was complex and several investigations were required to enable the Health Board to reach a decision on the most appropriate treatment option for her. The complaint was therefore not upheld.

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