Tameside and Glossop Clinical Commissioning Group
6
reports received
2
with a published response found
1
recurrence chains
2
reports in those chains
- Wendy Wilkes20 Apr 2020
Coroner Alison Mutch · Manchester South
No published response from this organisation found.
- Steven Marsland13 Dec 2019
Coroner Alison Mutch · Manchester (South) · in 1 recurrence link
No published response from this organisation found.
- Heather Carey12 Feb 2019
Coroner Andrew Bridgman · Manchester (South) · in 4 recurrence links
Response · 5 stated actions
2019-0046-Response-from-Tameside-Metropolitan-Borough.pdf ↗“The CCG is formally monitoring the impact of this investment through regular Safer Staffing Reports presented to the Pennine Care Quality Group. Reports from staff on the Tameside wards and the latest CQC report indicate that this is having a positive impact.”
“The reviewing team are using this information alongside an exploration of alternative models of care to develop a new model of psychological therapy for people with complex mental health needs in Tameside and Glossop. This review will conclude by the 31 of July 2019.”
“An additional £271,000 agreed in 2018/19 will be increased by an additional £673,000 per annum by 2021 to meet a range of pressures.”
“the CCG is advised that due to actions taken internally the current waiting times for the service have improved, with a current waiting time for Cognitive Analytical Therapy of 13 weeks.”
“have asked the Secondary Care Psychological Therapy Service to ensure that that when people are advised about the waiting times that they are supported to work with their care coordinator for stabilisation, containment and pre therapy work in preparation for therapy to ensure that they do not suffer the distress and despair that Ms [name redacted] family state that Ms [name redacted] experienced and evidenced by her tragic death”
- Karen Moran22 Nov 2018
Coroner Alison Mutch · Manchester (South)
No published response from this organisation found.
- John Derwent4 Jun 2018
Coroner Alison Mutch · Manchester (South) · in 1 recurrence link
No published response from this organisation found.
- Thomas Green16 Feb 2017
Coroner Joanne Kearsley · Manchester (South) · in 2 recurrence links
Response · 3 stated actions
2017-0057-Response-by-Tameside-and-Glossop-CCG-NHS-Trust.pdf ↗“The CCG will clarify the Individual Funding Request process to ensure that, where required, Pennine Care staff can apply for individual funding for extraordinary care, e.g. for Complex PTSD and ensure that PC.FT staff are fully briefed about the process by 1/6/17.”
“The CCG will work with PCFT and GPs to review and establish clear pathways into MH support for people with complex needs. This will identify any gaps which will be taken forward within commissioning intentions. We have commenced this work already and aim to conclude it within four months.”
“The CCG will also seek assurance from PCFT that they deliver their action plan regarding this serious incident through our bi-monthly contract monitoring meeting.”