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Insufficient mental health service engagement and follow-up

Closely relatedConfidence 0.90 · high3 reports · 2022–2025 One-page brief (print or PDF)

South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust received 3 coroners' reports about this hazard between 13 Jul 2022 and 24 Mar 2025.

They came from 3 different coroners in 3 coroner areas. A similar concern was raised again 2 times after the first warning.

A published response was found for 2 of the 2 earlier reports, stating 3 specific actions.

3
reports
3
different coroners
2022–2025
years
0.90
lowest link confidence

The story, report by report

Spacing grows with the time between reports.

  1. First warning

    Daniel Clements↗

    13 Jul 2022 · Kevin McLoughlin · West Yorkshire Western

    “Mr [name redacted] was passed between agencies without any lasting benefit.”
    Original on judiciary.uk ↗

    South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust responded, stating 1 specific action.Response (PDF) ↗

    “the Trust will propose a meeting with its social care partner, [name redacted] Authority, to raise with them the contents of your report.”
  2. 10 months later

    Raised again · 1st time

    Mark Ravensdale↗

    16 May 2023 · Abigail Combes · South Yorkshire (West District)

    “There were no attempts by mental health services to speak to [the deceased] directly to properly and adequately assess his mental health condition.”
    Original on judiciary.uk ↗

    South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust responded, stating 1 specific action.Response (PDF) ↗

    “The Trust will therefore develop and implement a triage checklist in respect of the review's findings.”
  3. 1 year 10 months later

    Raised again · 2nd time

    Claire Driver↗

    24 Mar 2025 · Tanya Rawden · South Yorkshire West

    Identical hazardConfidence 0.90 · higha different coroner
    “there were only two attempts to see [the deceased] by the enhanced community mental health team between 28 November 2023, when she was seen in”
    Original on judiciary.uk ↗

    Repeated from the earlier report:attemptsmentalhealth

    South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust responded, stating 1 specific action.Response (PDF) ↗

    “A new initiative of Integrated Co-occurring Needs (ICoN) is being set up in Barnsley that will bring together co-located workers from substance misuse services, mental health services and social care services to work with people with co-existing mental health and substance misuse issues.”

    Stated timescale: July 2024

  4. All reports to South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

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Source: Prevention of Future Deaths reports and responses published by the Courts and Tribunals Judiciary at judiciary.uk. Crown copyright, used under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Data updated 26 Oct 2026.

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