Here are examples of adult safeguarding files at Muckamore before CCTV allegations came to light provided within Serious Adverse Incident
There appears to be no evidence before Inquiry so far that Board of the Belfast Trust took any action from 2012-17?
https://t.co/UTXjzsCkz2
@niahealth asked Department of health how services users and families will be fully involved in the Serious Adverse Incident process.
The Department of Health just repeated what is already the 2016 Regional Serious Adverse Incident Policy.
Department of Health tell @niahealth that there will be a new set of standards for Serious Adverse Incidents.
Another set of procedures from the Department of Health that will be repeatedly ignored across the NI Health Services.
Examples of adult safeguarding files Muckamore before CCTV allegations came to light provided within Serious Adverse Incident Review
There appears to be no evidence before Inquiry so far that Board of the Belfast Trust took any action from 2012-17?
https://t.co/UTXjzsCkz2
@NualaMcAllister@niahealth The Chair of the 2018 Muckamore Review was Margaret Flynn, who was also the Chair of the Winterbourne View 2012 report.
The Winterbourne View whistleblower got a job with the CQC. A very positive action.
story @ShaunLintern
https://t.co/grF4HnY7jc
Serious Adverse Incidents to be discussed at Health Committee today. A very relevant topic for the Muckamore Inquiry.
The Muckamore Serious Adverse Incident review completed by Margaret Flynn is available to read on the Inquiry website.
The Muckamore Serious Adverse Incident report was completed in 2018 and it looked at Adult Safeguarding cases at the hospital from 2012-2017. Some extracts from the report ;
@NualaMcAllister@niahealth will examine today if learning from the SAI occurred after 2018.
Prior to CCTV allegations coming to light in 2017, it would seem that Muckamore was the most inspected hospital in N.Ireland:
Priory to 2017 there was large number of serious concerns meetings with RQIA and Belfast Trust , anonymous concerns reported to RQIA &reports of crisis.
@mlchealth There is the big question around the public statement in 2015 by the Health Minister that the recommendation of Duty Of Candour had been accepted and he had instructed his officials to put it in place . @GarethRoberts0
Being honest when things go wrong - what should a Duty of Candour look like and why the delay in implementing it.? More on this throughout the day. https://t.co/pMD2kq4tPo
The @NI_SCC were asked by the Inquiry if there was any guidance on the skills needed by social care staff to care for patients with complex needs , including autism and challenging behaviour.
@NI_SCC said they were not aware of any.
The Inquiry is live on YouTube .
The two witnesses this morning are Bria Mongan and Ian Sutherland : Both were Directors in the Health Service.
When left employment at health service they carried out an “independent” report on Resettlement.
https://t.co/LD3dY2HGhh
@ForMuckamore@niahealth The Mental Health Commission reports after their inspections at Muckamore are now part of the evidence on the Public Inquiry website.
The Commissioners appeared to be very impressed by what they saw when they visited Muckamore.
We will quote some of the reports asap
All vulnerable Adult investigations at Muckamore had to be reported to the NI Mental Health Commission.
The NI Mental Health Commission last appeared at @niahealth in 2008.
https://t.co/eq2OZJbjQj
In 2005 the North and West Belfast Trust carried out a review of policy and procedures to safeguard children and adults at Muckamore.
The report said "Muckamore is recognised as a centre of good practice in the field of learning disabilities".
It is unclear by whom.