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A HAMPSHIRE woman has written to the Prime Minister and the Health Secretary calling for an investigation into the death of her sister. Jo Deering, from New Milton, died aged 52 in 2011 while she was in the care of Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust. But her sister Maureen Rickman said there are still questions to be answered and she has now written to Boris Johnson and Matt Hancock asking for help. It comes as Ms Rickman, a teacher from New Milton, was one of the five families who last month withdrew from a public investigation into Southern Health after saying they lost trust in the process. ....
BBC News By Michael Race image captionThe families of (l-r) David West, Robert Small, Marion Munns, Edward Hartley and Jo Deering want better patient safety The chairman of a panel investigating an NHS trust over patient deaths said the anger of bereaved families was palpable and had to be addressed . The panel is investigating Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust after failures in its care of five patients who died between 2011 and 2015. Nigel Pascoe QC said the probe would be carried out without fear or favour . The deputy director of nursing at the trust said it had really shifted and changed in how it addressed problems. ....
Five Hampshire families said they will not take part in a public investigation following the deaths of their loved ones. BEREAVED families have withdrawn from a public investigation as they claimed to have been “misled, misrepresented and bullied” by the NHS. Five Hampshire families, whose loved ones died while in the care of Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust , were expected to take part in a series of hearings. It comes as last year a report which looked into the deaths of some Southern Health patients between 2012 and 2015 found “significant, serious and deeply regrettable failures”. Nigel Pascoe QC, who was responsible for the independent report, recommended a limited public investigation to see if the concerns raised have been addressed. ....