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Your search has returned 213 resultsInvestigation into a complaint about the Belfast Trust
A woman complained that nursing staff failed to meet her late mother’s personal hygiene needs while she was in hospital. She also complained about the Trust’s decision not to carry out a planned kidney operation.
Complaint about Primary School partially upheld
A woman complained about her daughter’s teacher and of the school’s failure to act on her concerns.
GP Practice treated patient appropriately
A woman complained that her husband’s GP failed to recognise the seriousness of his condition. We found it managed his care in accordance with good practice.
New investigation reports
Our latest published reports include our findings into complaints about:
- a primary school
- a secondary school
- two GP practices
- the NI Housing Executive
- four Health Trusts
Read these reports, and search or browse for many more here.
Investigation of a complaint against the Southern Health and Social Care Trust
Our investigation found that the communication between clinicians caring for a patient in Craigavon Area Hospital was inadequate, and that a series of other failures contributed towards his untimely death.
Patrick Brown
Newry, Mourne & Down District Council
Code of Conduct Paragraph 4.2, Paragraph 4.6, Paragraph 4.14
Breach of Paragraph 4.2, Paragraph 4.6, and Paragraph 4.14.
Health Trust challenged over Continuing Healthcare assessment
A woman complained about the Southern Trust’s decision to make her late sister’s estate liable for unpaid nursing costs.
Recommendations made to care home following investigation of complaint
A report has criticised elements of the care and treatment provided to an elderly patient in Domnall Care Home (Belfast).
Council failed to give reasons for not taking enforcement action
A man claimed Belfast City Council should have asked his neighbour to remove a structure on his driveway.
Although the Council was not required to take action, we found it should have explained to the man why.
Patient should have been accompanied during doctor’s assessment
We asked the Northern Trust to make sure patients who have difficulties relaying their medical histories are accompanied when they are assessed in hospital Emergency Departments.