Outdated care plan and risk assessment

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• 2020 → 2021Alexander Tostevin1 year 1 month after Paul Hills · different coronerClosely relatedConfidence 0.78 · moderate

  Closely relatedConfidence 0.78 · moderate

  Both reports highlight deficiencies in updating and integrating risk assessments and care plans for military personnel with mental health needs.

  Paul Hills · 19 Nov 2020

  “Care plan had not been updated since October 2019 and his risk assessment remained the same even when the scores changed and there was evidence of escalating risk behaviour.”

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  Alexander Tostevin · 6 Dec 2021

  “There is no single composite risk assessment and care plan for service users that draws tooether all the relevant information for 2 a service user and identifies the plan in place (care plan and risk management plan) at any given time”

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  Stated action in the response to the earlier report

  “We recognise the importance of face to face appointments for urgent clinical assessments, particularly with respect to mental health matters. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic in-person consultations have been offered to patients who are assessed as being at high risk. However, the pandemic has meant that in- person attendance is not always possible, or indeed preferred, by some individuals. In making available remote video consultation during the pandemic, the MOD prioritised mental health”

  Earlier report in the app · Later report in the app