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We found that although a cancer patient’s treatment plan was in line with relevant standards, the Altnagelvin Hospital failed to keep proper records relating to her care, including losing a number of key medical documents. We also asked it to apologise to the patient’s daughter over the way it responded to queries about her mother’s care.
Care of a patient in the Ulster Hospital
A woman complained about the treatment her late mother received in hospital. We found a number of failures by the South Eastern Health Trust, including that the patient did not receive the right medication following a stroke.
Patient’s complaint about dental practice partially upheld
We concluded that a dental practice’s refusal to remove a patient’s tooth when she requested it was not a failure, but criticised the practice for the quality of some its dental records.
Investigation finds ‘significant’ failures over care of Downs Syndrome patient in Belfast City Hospital.
The sister of a man with Downs Syndrome has received an apology from the Belfast Trust following our investigation into his treatment in Belfast City Hospital.
Investigation into claim that Trust’s failure to spot sepsis led to amputation of patient’s lower leg
We found that a patient who was showing signs of sepsis should have been referred to a senior clinician in Altnagelvin Hospital. We asked for the Trust to apologise to the complainant, and that it raises awareness of sepsis among junior doctors.
Dental patient’s treatment during Covid-19 pandemic was ‘appropriate’.
A woman complained that a dental practice should have provided her with a filling rather than giving root canal treatment. We did not uphold the complaint.
Woman placed at risk of fall during care at Belfast City Hospital
We investigated an incident in which a woman suffered a fractured vertebrae after a fall in hospital. We found that the Belfast Trust failed to prepare a proper falls assessment for the patient, and failed to fully investigate how the fall happened.
Trust’ investigations into woman’s cancer concerns were appropriate
A woman who feared she had cancer complained that the Southern Health Trust should have operated to remove her womb. Our investigation found no failures by the Trust.
Investigation into complaint about late diagnosis of patient’s illness
A woman questioned whether a GP Practice missed opportunities to pick up on identify her late mother’s blocked intestine. We found no evidence of failures by the Practice.
Investigation into the care and treatment of a patient in the Royal Victoria Hospital
A woman complained about the treatment given to her late mother in the Royal Victoria Hospital. We found the patient’s care was largely appropriate, but asked the Trust to apologise to her daughter for the insufficient pain relief given to her mother over a 2 day period.