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A Safeguarding Adult Review (SAR) - Adult C
A Safeguarding Adult Review (SAR) was commissioned by the Bath & North East Somerset Safeguarding Adults Board (SAB) following the admission to hospital of Adult ‘C’.
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Child Safeguarding Practice Review Baby M
Unexplained Non-Accidental Injury in children under 1 year.
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Practitioner SAR Report Cooper
This review focuses on the treatment and support afforded to Angus, who died as a hospital inpatient, having been admitted a week previously. At the time of his death Angus was 72 years of age.
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Practitioner SAR Report Cooper
Cooper (not his real name) died in hospital in June 2020. He was 71 years old. Cooper had a learning disability and had lived in residential care homes for people with learning disabilities for a number of years.
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Practitioner SAR Report Elley
The Review Panel received written information from all agencies involved with Elley between the 1st September 2017 and the 30th September 2018, her death was on 26th September 2018. In addition practitioners who had known and worked with Elley attended a ‘learning event’ to contribute their perspectives and ensure that the review was informed by those closest to practice.
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Practitioner SAR Report Levi
Levi died unexpectedly in November 2019 following a cardiac arrest. He was age 36 years old at the time of his death. He left family including his mother, who was involved in his support, and a sister. He also had children with whom contact was variable. over the years. He was of Black Caribbean heritage.
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Practitioner SAR Report Mark
The Review Panel received written information from all the agencies that had contact with Mark between the 12th March 2018 and 11th March 2019. In addition, practitioners who had known and worked with Mark attended a ‘learning event’ to contribute their perspectives and ensure that the review was informed by those closest to practice.
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Practitioner SAR Report Martin
Martin Evans was a White British man of 36 who died in March 2019. He had a long history of mental health concerns and alcohol use. He was found unresponsive at his home address but could not be resuscitated and was pronounced dead that the scene. The Coroner’s inquest records the medical cause of death as ‘unascertained’ but concluded that he died as a result of the consumption of a benzodiazepine drug on a background of chronic liver disease due to alcohol.
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South Gloucestershire Children’s Partnership CSPR Baby M April 2023
Unexplained Non-Accidental Injury in children under 1 year.