Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust

“and Thame service are attending supervision training to refresh skills and she has asked that this is extended to all of the teams in South Oxfordshire”

“The Trust's initial plan was to review this by June 2024, and the aim now is for January 2025, almost two years from [name redacted]'s death.”

“secondary care services have access to a system called Thames Valley & Surrey (TVS) Shared Care Records/Graphnet, to which system BTT has uploaded patient information dating back to 1st May 2022. This upload concluded in November 2024.”

“guidance on the use of Thames Valley & Surrey Shared Care Records and this guidance was most recently updated on 12th December 2024.”

“OHFT currently provide psychological services for HMP Bullingdon and HMP Huntercombe as part of the integrated mental health team. The evidence based psychological interventions are delivered based on clinical need and sentence length, in line with the NHS Stepped Care Model and National Institute of Clinical Excellence guidance. These include psychotherapy, cognitive behavioural therapy [CBT], trauma focussed-CBT, and eye movement desensitisation and re-processing.”

“To focus on the role of the Care Coordinator: the expectations of the role and the interventions and engagement required in discharge planning in line with our CPA policy.”

“the Trust has been on notice of your concerns and had the opportunity to include your concerns as part of the investigation into Mr [name redacted] complaint.”

“The Trust is considering if plastic spoons can be replaced by an alternative product that is more resistant to breakage. The Head of Nursing for Buckinghamshire is working with the matrons to identify if there is alternative cutlery available that may be more suitable for this patient group.”

“The Governor, HMP Woodhill”

“The section 17 leave form has been amended and is currently going through the Trust's governance processes for approval. It is anticipated that use of the new form will be implemented no later than 28th April 2017.”

“The Governor is confident that the increased focus on the training of staff on the requirements of the ACCT process, and the robust quality checks now in place, have led to a significant improvement in the quality, focus, and effectiveness of ACCT documents in supporting prisoners at risk of suicide and self-harm.”