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butjens stoltenberg stressed it was important that sweden too joined as soon as possible. president erdogan said sweden still hadn t handed over people he called terrorists. now on bbc news, sean s story: death on the ward. a warning this programme contains upsetting scenes and includes references to self harm and suicide. sean. this is sean boyle. look at the road leading to the horizon for their look. at this point, walking with his mum on sleeve gullion in county armagh, he had his whole life ahead of him. sean was a great, exciting young fella and he loved to be the centre of attention. so he enjoyed going to different places with me. and enjoyed being around people and had a lot of promise, great future ahead of him. was just simply a great, great fella. 2a years old, a music fan, interested in a career in farming near his home in newry county down. but sean also battled serious mental health challenges. there were times i cried and i watched him cry. that s for a ....
Did sean ever talk about being suicidal, that he had suicidal thoughts? yes, he did. he started saying, i don t want to be here any more. and i m like, don t say that. don t say that. as the years passed, talk of suicide turned into suicide attempts, and shaun s mental health got worse. dr. brodie patterson is an expert in psychiatric treatment. we showed him a report into shaun s care. well sean s case, alongside suicide attempts. he was also self harming and he was hearing messages. what would that tell you about his mental health? from a diagnostic point of view that would suggest psychosis. the history of self harm and if there were immediate issues around self harm, would suggest he might need support. if he would not accept that support voluntarily, ....
Falsification of records around shaun s care. around sean s ca re. shaun and other bluestone patients were supposed to be observed once in every 15 minute period. it s a common policy in many psychiatric hospitals. last year when i worked undercover at the eden field psychiatric hospital in england, i saw bad practices there, including failures to carry out those regular checks. are these patients supposed to be checked on every 15 minutes? i ve been inside here for 35 minutes. the observations are also supposed to be recorded to show patients are being properly monitored. we take record on the patient notes very, very seriously within the health service, ....