Staff would not have foreseen patient death - court
A jury has heard that staff on a psychiatric ward where a woman took her own life would "not have seen her death coming", ...
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Reducing observations of NHS patient who took own life was ‘rational,’ court hears
The decision to reduce observations of a mental health in-patient who took her own life was “rational,” a court heard.
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Removing suicide risks on ward not simple, jury told
The ward manager of the unit, 55-year-old Benjamin Aninakwa, is accused of gross negligence and manslaughter. The North East London NHS Trust (NELFT) is accused of corporate manslaughter. Both deny ...
Manslaughter trial ward manager 'soft and gentle'
A ward manager who is accused of being responsible for the death of a young woman who took her own life had a "soft and gentle approach" with patients and staff, a nurse who worked with him has said.
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Removing patient risks on wards not simple - court
The ward manager of the unit, 55-year-old Benjamin Aninakwa, is accused of gross negligence and manslaughter. The North East London NHS Trust (NELFT) is accused of corporate manslaughter.
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Staff would not have foreseen patient death - court
The ward manager of the unit, 55-year-old Benjamin Aninakwa, is accused of manslaughter by gross negligence. The North East London NHS Trust (NELFT) is accused of corporate manslaughter.