Report
Approaches to better value:
improving quality and cost
The NHS is increasingly focusing on how it can improve the value of its services, to deliver the highest quality health outcomes for patients at the lowest possible cost. This report shares learning and insight from three NHS hospital trusts that have developed organisation-wide strategies for value improvement.
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Schizophrenic forced to live 'rough' on occasions, no access to her flat, sewage in the bathroom from a toilet system 'joined' to others in neighbouring flats, and not coming from their flat, continually bullied from the Housing Association representative, calling her ' a 'dirty woman'. 'Stoma' bag continually overflowing', no pads to change,
this woman cannot eat due to ulcerated mouth, broken tooth.
Mother of 84 in despair, came to me for help? 'request a nearest relative mental health assessment under the 1983 MHA. no response, it would appear the letter had not been passed on to the appropriate department.
The GP is chair of the NDCCG, and appeared to show no interest in his patient. Declined to attend Multi Disciplinary Assessment, another idea of mine.
It is quite obvious this is the 'tip' of the iceberg.
My next piece of advice is to seek 'legal' redress, against the relevant organisations responsible for her Health and Safety including 'Safeguarding' that is completely off the 'Radar'
This is my 'blog' and the 'real deal', it has to change for the mentally ill who continually to be exploited in the name of 'insufficient resources to carry out their legal and statutory obligations, under the Care Act 2014
It is across the entire board from Trust (CPNs) non Existent Social Workers, poorly trained Support Workers, and lastly GPs who are completely as 'SEA'
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