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The Western Health Trust should have done more to ease a patient's discomfort during an endoscopy procedure.
Read the full report here.
Getting out and about
Our Engagement Team meet community groups, charities, other public bodies, and members of the public across Northern Ireland to listen to their issues and to tell them about our service.
If you would like a visit from one of the team, please get in touch!
Quarterly Bulletin - January 2024
Our Quarterly Bulletin highlights some of our most recent investigation reports and provides other updates on our work.
Public Awareness Survey
We have appointed Opinion Research Services (ORS) to carry out our second Public Awareness Survey.
ORS will be contacting around 600 members of the public throughout March and April 2024 to ask questions about their awareness of NIPSO and their attitudes to complaining about public services.
The information we obtain from the survey will help us decide how to improve our service going forward.
We will publish the survey's findings later in the year. In the meantime, if you would like to know more about the survey please get in touch with us at communications@nipso.org.uk
The report from the first survey, carried out in 2021, is available here.
Working with us
We offer rewarding, satisfying work in support of our investigations into complaints about public services and in upholding ethical standards in local government.
88% of those on healthcare waiting lists feel forgotten – Ombudsman report finds systemic maladministration
An Ombudsman report released today has found that the significant and repeated failures to properly update patients on healthcare waiting lists in Northern Ireland amounted to ‘systemic maladministration’, and in many cases had a detrimental impact on the health and wellbeing of those waiting.
Feedback
Comments from people following our investigation of their complaints.
Council failed to properly consider report into conduct of Chief Executive
We found failures in Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council’s decision to take no action over an independent report which was critical of its senior staff.
Read our investigation report.