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Mrs B complained about the care provided to her husband in hospital over an eight and a half month period leading to his death.

We partly upheld this complaint. There were no failings regarding the clinical care given to Mrs E. However, there were failings in the doctors' communication ...

Poor communication between surgeons led to delay of several months for transgender patient's operation, causing him additional anxiety.

The GP made a clinical decision not to provide medication. This was not a failing. However, Mr M should have been informed of the decision by a member of staff ...

Ms R's second labour and delivery were problematic and distressing because the Trust did not communicate well or give adequate pain relief.

The Trust had already acknowledged and remedied some lapses in its standard of communication and had taken action to learn from the complaint. Health or ...

Mrs F had chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, a condition that causes breathing difficulties. She was on long–term oxygen therapy at home.

Doctors did not communicate clearly with Mrs E about the complications she experienced. We also found failings in nursing care relating to poor communication, ...

We partly upheld this complaint. The Trust gave Mr K satisfactory medical care in early spring 2012, but doctors did not communicate adequately with other staff ...

The Trust did not communicate well with Mr Ys family and did not explain the reasons why a do not attempt resuscitation (DNAR) order was in place. What happened.