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Refers to: Medicines. Associated with: DOH601910 and DOH601912-DOH601915.
Refers to: Professor Blacks report, Inquest by HM Coroner for East Hampshire, Operation Rochester and General Medical Council proceedings.
Refers to: Dr Ford and Mundy. [Note: 'reports as requested' were not present at the time of cataloguing]
Refers to: Deaths 1987 - 2000, Dryad Ward and Professor Richard Baker (Clinical Governance Research and Development Unit).
Refers to: 'serious concern about what appears to have been a culture of inappropriate medical practice on Daedalus ward at Gosport War Memorial Hospital', Mrs Richards, Dr Barton and 'I recommend that further enquiries be made to determine if other patients at the Gosport War Memorial Hospital have been affected'. Annotated: 'Why?', 'Culture of inappropriate clinical practice', 'she was in pain' and 'what if she was in pain'. Enclosing: two copies of 'Initial medical report for discussion only' - 'Concerning the case of Gladys Mable Richards deceased' prepared for Hampshire Constabulary (Major Crime Complex, Fratton Police Station) by Professor Brian Livesley. [Note - only one copy of the report was present at the time of cataloguing] Refers to: Daedalus ward, Gosport War Memorial Hospital, Mr Philip James Beed (clinical manager and charge nurse, Daedalus ward), Ms Margaret Couchman (registered general nurse, Daedalus ward), Ms Christine Joice (registered general nurse, Daedalus ward), Mrs Gladys Richards, statement of Gillian Mackenzie (eldest daughter of Mrs Gladys Richards), statement of Mrs Lesley Frances Lack (youngest daughter, retired Registered General Nurse), Mrs Gladys Mable Richards' maiden name (Beech), Glen Heathers Nursing Home, Dr J Bassett (GP), Royal Hospital Haslar, Dr Jane Ann Barton (clinical assistant in elderly medicine), Dr Anthea [Althea?] Everista Geredith Lord (consultant physician, department of elderly medicine), medicines, syringe driver, questionable cause of death: bronchopneumonia, Queen Alexandra Hospital, Dr Reid (consultant geriatrician), E6 Ward (Royal Hospital Haslar), transfer to Daedalus Ward (11 August 1998), Cdr Spalding, Nursing Contact Record, Dr Peters, radiologist, x-ray, Dr Domjan (Consultant Radiologist), re-admission to Daedalus from Royal Hospital Haslar (dated 17 August 1998), syringe driver, fluids, Appendix A (documents Professor Livesley received and read, Toxic Psychiatry, Jane Page (Principal Nursing Home Inspector, Portsmouth and SE Hants Health Authority), unannounced visit to Glen Heathers Nursing Home by Jane Page (dated 11 August 1998), meeting (dated 23 November 1998) attended by Mrs Lack, visit from Mrs Sue Hutchings (dated 20 August 1998), Glossary, correspondence from Clive Ward-Able and Lee Neubacher (New Product Specialist) to Professor B Livesley re 'enquiry to Roche regarding Hypnovel (midazolam)' (dated 19 April 2000), correspondence from Dr R J Donnelly (Medical Director, Janssen-Cilag) to Professor Brian Livesley re 'Re: The subcutaneous use of Haldol decanoate (haloperidol)' (dated 3 November 2000), correspondence from J Medlock (Manager of Medical Information and Pharmacovigilance, Norton Healthcare) to Professor B Livesley re 'Re: Serenace ampoules' (dated 6 November 2000) and Appendix E (Professor Livesley's qualifications and experience). [Annotated copy of CPS001688] Associated with: CPS001871, CPS001873 and CPS001885.
Refers to: Daedalus ward, Haslar, Dr Ian Reid, Dryad ward, study leave (dated 17 and 18 August 1998), medical records relating to Gladys Richards, Sue Hutchings' report (dated 11 September 1998), 'the sequence of events documented by Mrs Lesley Lack', Philip Beed (Charge Nurse, Daedalus), Dr Jane Barton (Clinical Assistant), Nursing Home, Haslar, x-ray, medicines, syringe driver, Radiologist's report, analgesic ladder and QA. [Note - correspondence ('Note 1') was not present at the time of cataloguing] Associated with: CPS001871 and CPS001873.
Refers to: Job Description for Clinical Assistant Post to the Geriatric Division in Gosport (February 2005), statement of Dr Jane Barton re (dated April 2005), statement of Dr Jane Barton (dated February 2005), report regarding (BJC/71) by Dr D Black (dated 2005), cover, Mulberry Ward, Dr Lord, Dr Barton, CHI report, number of beds, Dryad, Daedalus, training post and Portsmouth and South East Hampshire Health Authority. Associated with: CPS001734, CPS001806 and CPS001811.
Refers to:Gosport War Memorial Hospital, Good Medical practice (GMC, 2001), medicines, sub-optimal drug management, Curriculum Vitae of David Andrew Black, medical records relating to patient, Operation Rochester Briefing Document Criminal Investigation Summary, Hampshire Constabulary Operation Rochester Guidance for Medical Experts, Commission for Health Improvement Investigation Report on Portsmouth Health Care NHS Trust at Gosport War Memorial Hospital (July 2002), Palliative Care Handbook Guidelines on Clinical Management (1995), Wessex Protocols, Dr Banks, Dr Lord (Consultant Geriatrician), Dryad Ward, Dr Barton, Dr Briggs, Staff Nurse Martin, British National Formulary, syringe driver, GP, ECT, 'TLC' and Brocklehurst Text Book of Geriatric Medicine (2003). Associated with: CPS001734, CPS001806 and CPS001811.
Refers to: statement of Dr Jane Barton (dated 3 March 2005), statement of Dr Jane Barton, report regarding (BJC/71) by Dr A Wilcock (dated 25 April 2005), pro-active prescribing, Dr Barton, Dr Tandy, medicines, Wessex Protocol, BNF and Dr Briggs. Associated with: CPS001734, CPS001806 and CPS001811.
Refers to:Mulberry Ward, Gosport War Memorial Hospital, Dr Lord (Consultant Geriatrician), Dryad Ward, Dr Barton, General Medical Council, syringe driver, medicines, Curriculum Vitae of Dr Andrew Wilcock, medical records relating to Patient, death certificate of Leslie Pittock, Operation Rochester Briefing Document Criminal Investigation Summary, Hampshire Constabulary Operation Rochester Guidance for Medical Experts, Commission for Health Improvement Investigation Report on Portsmouth Health Care NHS Trust at Gosport War Memorial Hospital (July 2002), Palliative Care Handbook Guidelines on Clinical Management (1995), Portsmouth Health Care NHS Trust Policies, Good Medical Practice (General Medical Council, October 1995), British National Formulary (March 1995), Dr Banks (consultant in old age psychiatry), Dr Lord, Hazledene Rest Home, Dr Tandy, cause of death: bronchopneumonia, Wessex Protocol and gross negligence. Associated with: CPS001734, CPS001806 and CPS001811.
Refers to: Gosport War Memorial Hospital, medicines, Curriculum Vitae of David Andrew Black, medical records relating to Arthur Cunningham, Operation Rochester Briefing Document Criminal Investigation Summary, Commission for Health Improvement Report (July 2002), Palliative Care Handbook Guidelines on Clinical Management (1995), Wessex Protocols, Waterlow score, Barthel, Merlin Park, Dr Scott Brown (psychiatrist), Dr Lord, Mulberry Ward, Folstein Mini Mental State Examination, Thalassa Nursing Home, Dr Brook, cause of death: 1 - Bronchopneumonia, 2 - Parkinson's Disease, Sacral Ulcer, Solent Cliff Nursing Home, Merlin Park Residential Home, Alverstoke Nursing Home, Barthel, CPN, Dr Barton and Brocklehurst's Text Book of Geriatric Medicine (2003). Associated with: CPS001734, CPS001793, CPS001794 and CPS001799.
Refers to: medicines, Dolphin Day Hospital, Dryad Ward, General Medical Council, Dr Barton, Dr A Wilcock's Curriculum Vitae, medical records relating to Arthur Dennis Brian Cunningham, Death Register, Operation Rochester Briefing Document Criminal Investigation Summary, Hampshire Constabulary Operation Rochester Guidance for Medical Experts, Hampshire Constabulary Summary of Care of Arthur Cunningham, Palliative Care Handbook Guidelines on Clinical Management (1995), Portsmouth Health Care NHS Trust Policies, Good Medical Practice (General Medical Council, 1998), British National Formulary (March 1998), Mulberry Ward, Dr Banks (consultant in old age psychiatry), Gosport War Memorial Hospital, RAF, Waterlow score, Dr Lord, Thalassa Nursing Home, Dr Lord, Mr and Mrs Farthing, Sister Jean Hamblin, Staff Nurse Freda Shaw, Pastor Mary, syinge driver, 'TLC', nurse Turnbull, nurse Tubbritt, Dr Brook and cause of death: 1 Bronchopneumonia 2 Parkinson's disease, sacral ulcer. Associated with: CPS001734, CPS001793, CPS001794 and CPS001799.
Refers to: Statement of Dr Jane Barton, Portsmouth and South East Hampshire Health Authority job description for the post of clinical assistant, report regarding Elsie Devine (BJC/16) by Dr A Wilcock (dated 10 December 2004), Gosport War Memorial Hospital, Northcott Annexe, Redcliffe Annexe, training post, 24 hour medical cover, Dr Lord (Consultant), Dr Tandy (consultant), general ward round on alternate Mondays, stroke ward round every Thursday, Good Medical Practice (General Medical Council, 1998), medicines and pro-active prescribing. Associated with: CPS001734, CPS001735 and CPS001740.
Refers to: Daedalus ward, Haslar, Dr Ian Reid, Dryad ward, study leave (dated 17 and 18 August 1998), medical records relating to Gladys Richards, Sue Hutchings' report (dated 11 September 1998), 'the sequence of events documented by Mrs Lesley Lack', Philip Beed (Charge Nurse, Daedalus), Dr Jane Barton (Clinical Assistant), Nursing Home, Haslar, x-ray, medicines, syringe driver, Radiologist's report, analgesic ladder and QA. [Note - correspondence ('Note 1') was not present at the time of cataloguing] Associated with: CPS001682, CPS001683 and CPS001687.
Refers to: 'serious concern about what appears to have been a culture of inappropriate medical practice on Daedalus ward at Gosport War Memorial Hospital'.
Annotated: 'APP.A 14 1' - '081'. Refers to: National Crime Faculty, Gladys Mable Richards, Gosport War Memorial Hospital, Mrs Mackenzie, Mrs Lack (Registered General Nurse), Hampshire Constabulary, Royal Hospital Haslar, Dr Barton (General Practitioner and Clinical Assistant), Gosport Police Station, reviewing CPS lawyer, Crown Prosecution Service, Detective Superintendent Longman, Glen Heathers Nursing and Residential Home, complaint to local Social Services Department, Daedalus Ward, Portsmouth Health Care NHS Trust, medicine, draft statement of Mrs Lack, telephone call from Gosport War Memorial Hospital to Mrs Lack, X-Ray Unit, haematoma and chest infection. Associated with: CPS001582, CPS001583 and CPS001668.
Refers to: telephone conversation with Mrs Lesley Humphrey (Quality Manager) (dated 11 December 1998), Mrs Richards, syringe-driver, Mrs Lack, Mrs McKenzie, intravenous fluids and meeting (dated 29 October 1998). Enclosing: report by Dr A Lord (Consultant Geriatrician) (dated 22 December 1998) - 'Re - late Gladys Richards - enclosing correspondence. Refers to: correspondence from Lesley Humphrey (dated 17 December 1998), Daedalus ward, Haslar, Dr Ian Reid, Dryad ward, study leave (dated 17 and 18 August 1998), medical records relating to Gladys Richards, Sue Hutchings' report (dated 11 September 1998), 'the sequence of events documented by Mrs Lesley Lack', Philip Beed (Charge Nurse, Daedalus), Dr Jane Barton (Clinical Assistant), Nursing Home, Haslar, x-ray, medicines, syringe driver, Radiologist's report, analgesic ladder and QA. [Note - correspondence was not present at the time of cataloguing] Associated with: CPS001582, CPS001583, CPS001642 and CPS001643.
Refers to: Dr Jane Barton's statement, Portsmouth and South East Hampshire Health Authority job description for the post of clinical assistant, report regarding Elsie Devine (BJC/16) prepared by Dr A Wilcock (dated 10 December 2004), Dr Barton commenced clinical assistant post in 1988, Gosport War Memorial, Northcott Annexe, Redcliffe Annexe, Dr Lord, Dr Tandy, Good Medical Practice (General Medical Council, 1998), note-keeping, policy of pro-active prescribing and medicines. Associated with: CPS001582, CPS001583 and CPS001587.
Professor G A Ford is also Professor of Pharmacology of Old Age (University of Newcastle upon Tyne). Includes cover page. Report written for Hampshire Constabulary. Contents: 'Introduction and remit of the report', 'Report on Gladys Mabel Richards', 'Report on Arthur ""Brian"" Cunningham', 'Report on Alice Wilkie', 'Report on Robert Wilson', 'Report on Eva Page', 'Opinion on clinical management at Gosport War Memorial Hospital', 'Appendix 1 - Pharmacology of opiate and sedative drugs' and 'Apprendix 2 - British National Formulary guidelines on prescribing in palliative care and prescribing in the elderly'. Refers to: Professor Ford's experience and training, Detective Superintendent John James (Hampshire Constabulary), Gosport War Hospital, Hampshire Constabulary, 'Comments on the recorded causes of death', correspondence from DS J James (dated 15 August 2001), 'Terms of Reference document', hospital medial records of Gladys Richards, Brian Cunningham, Alice Wilkie, Robert Wilson and Eva Page, witness statements of Leslie France [Frances?] Lack and Gillian MacKenzie, report of Professor Brian Livesley, transcripts of police interviews with Gosport War Memorial staff (Dr Barton, Mr Beed, Ms Couchman and Ms Joice), transcripts of police interviews with Royal Hospital Haslar staff (Dr Reid and Flt Lt Edmondson), transcripts of interviews with patient transfer staff (Mr Warren and Mr Tanner), transcripts of police interviews with or statements from medical and nursing staff (Dr Lord, LM Baldacchino, M Berry, JM Brewer, J Cook, J Dalton, W Edgar, A Fletcher, J Florio and A Funnell), Accident and Emergency Department, Haslar Hospital, Gladys Richards admitted to Haslar Hospital (dated 29 July 1998), Surgeon Commander Malcolm Pott (Consultant orthopaedic surgeon), hemiarthroplasty (dated 30 July 1998), Dr Reid (Consultant Physician in Geriatrics), correspondence from Dr Reid (dated 5 August 1998), medicines, Dr Coales, 'transfer letter' from Sergeant Curran (staff nurse) to the Sister in Charge (dated 10 August 1998), Daedalus ward, Dr Barton [various spellings], Barthel score (2), Dr Brigg, Cdr Spalding, Dr Hamlin (House Officer), bronchopneumonia as cause of death, medicines, Dr Lord, Queen Alexandra [various spellings] Hospital, DC Colvin, DC McNally, Surgeon Commander Scott (Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon), Dr Reid (Consultant Geriatrician), Staff Nurse Brewer, correspondence from Dr Bell (Clinical Assistant) (dated 2 December 1994) re Arthur Cunningham, Merlin Park Rest Home, Dr Banks (Consultant in Old Age Psychiatry), Mulberry A Ward, Thalassa Nursing Home, Dolphin Day Hospital, Dr Lord, staff nurse Tubbritt, Dryad Ward [various spellings], Mr Barton, Addenbrooke Rest Home, Philip Ward (Queen Alexandra Hospital), Alice Wilkie's Mental Test Score (0/10), Alice Wilkie's Barthel score (1/20), Dr Peters, staff nurse Sylvia Roberts, Dr Lusznat (Consultant in Old Age Psychiatry), Robert Wilson's Barthel score (5/20), Dr Knapman, Dr Harris, Dr Shain, Charles Ward, Mrs Page transferred to Dryad ward (27 February 1998), Dr Laing, Barthel index for Mrs Eva Page (0/20 and 2/20), General Medical Council, National Health Service, United Kingdom Central Council for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting and British National Formulary. Associated with CPS001397. [Note - Appendix 2' - 'BNF Prescribing in palliative care' is blank] Associated with: CPS001397 and CPS001562.
Annotated: 'APP.A 14 12 23', '18 December' and 'E71'. Refers to: Mrs Richard's Daughter, Mrs McKenzie, Dryad Ward, a statement 'explaining the decision made with regard to Mrs Richards' care following transfer back from Haslar on 17 August 1998', syringe drive analgesia, intravenous fluids, patient records, solicitors, police and Max Millett. Associated with: CPS001397.