i was misdiagnosed as bi polar which was later thrown out of court then i had diagnosis of bpd which may also be thrown out of court owing to the prostrap injections for pms as it says my bpd diagnosis is being reviewed in 6 months
justiceforbabye wrote:Coroner Andrew Haigh, in recording an open verdict, said it was clear Miss Simpson had killed herself but she was more upset than she appeared after the meeting with social workers and it may have been a cry for help.
He said the health care trust which runs the hospital had been criticised in the report for the haphazard distribution of information and system of checks, and this was being actively investigated.
Amanda Godfrey from South Staffordshire and Shropshire NHS Trust said it took incidents of this kind very seriously.
She said: "Any untoward incident is thoroughly investigated in line with our procedures and the trust endeavours to learn from and improve services as a result of such events.
"As an organisation, we also welcome the opportunity to receive feedback from users of our services, their carers and families and take their views very seriously."
THIS WOMAN WAS TREATED AT THE SAME HOSPITAL I HAVE BEEN IN AND OUT OF SINCE LOSING MY KIDS
RIP WILLOW
Sadly there might never be justice for her; unless they'll include Serious Untoward Incidents from South Staffs NHS trust when investigating all those deaths from Mid Staffs NHS trust (Stafford Hospital).
Reading through the South Staffs NHS Trust's 2007 board meeting minutes would suggest they buried that investigation and the public never got the opportunity to hear it's findings or what actions the NHS trust felt necessary because of them. At first they didn't seem to concerned by the internal investigation and expected it to be finished quickly. But it kept going on and on and by the time it was ready several months later, they felt the need to make it confidential and therefore not discuss it in the public bit of the board meeting as planned. You don't do that unless something very wrong happened that shouldn't of. They tried to explain it away by saying it was to protect a 'service user' who might be identified with information in the report. Total crap. They could of blacked out the identifying information, just like with the recent politician's expenses. Or at the very least, mention the overall findings and actions of the report at the next meeting. As it was, the report didn't get mentioned again by the look ot it. The public non the wiser.