ust and joanna s father, who we have just heard and joanna s father, who we have just heard from, he believed that his daughter s care cost £1000 a day his daughter s care cost £1000 a day we ve his daughter s care cost £1000 a day. we ve got to ask some very searching day. we ve got to ask some very searching questions about how this money searching questions about how this money is searching questions about how this money is spent and how much is spent on front money is spent and how much is spent on front line money is spent and how much is spent on front line services, and one of the things on front line services, and one of the things that i found most depressing about cawston park hospital depressing about cawston park hospital was that people were bored out of hospital was that people were bored out of their heads, they had no activities out of their heads, they had no activities and there was very little connection activities and there was very little co
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the uk has recorded 38,013 cases and 167 deaths that s within 28 days of a positive test. 48.3 million people have received their first dose of the vaccine and 43.7 have received the second dose that means 80% of those over 16 have been fullyjabbed. an independent review has found significant failures at a private hospital in norfolk, where three adults with learning disabilities died. the report highlighted the excessive use of restraint and seclusion by unqualified staff and the over medication of residents at cawston park. the hospital has now closed down but relatives say their questions and distress at the time were ignored and one mother has called her son s death a scandal. helena wilkinson reports. joanna baillie had a learning disability, autism and sleep apnoea. her parents said she was
do some that has a long term impact. we can do some interim things, like look at the fact do some interim things, like look at the fact that the threshold for admitting adults with learning disabilities and adults with autism to institutions is too low. in fact, ben is to institutions is too low. in fact, ben is a to institutions is too low. in fact, ben is a case in point. he didn t have ben is a case in point. he didn t have a ben is a case in point. he didn t have a mental health problem, and yet he have a mental health problem, and yet he was have a mental health problem, and yet he was admitted to this hospital because yet he was admitted to this hospital because he was distressed. the existence because he was distressed. the existence of these places make it to possible existence of these places make it to possible to existence of these places make it to possible to use them as default places possible to use them as default places. so we would have to do,
today to manage the behaviours of their relatives, young relatives with learning disabilities. another patient at the hospital, ben king, who had down syndrome and learning difficulties died last year. his mother saw him the day before. she said he was gasping and couldn t talk. his hands and lips were blue, he was rocking back and forth. he pleaded with me to take him home. i wish i had put him in the car then. i drove off. that was the last time i saw ben alive. the inquest into his death heard that during his final hours he was pushed roughly and slapped. norfolk police issued this picture, showing a man they want to speak to in connection with an investigation into ill treatment. cawston park closed in may after consistent failures in meeting standards. the owners said it was deeply sorry to the families.