Re: Freedom of Information Act 2000 FOIA. Request
We write to make a request under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 for the following information:
Policies and guidelines in place in 2014 relating to:
Mental health assessments
Detaining patients following mental health assessments
Crisis and Recovery Team referrals
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Organisation
290-2023
Thank you very much for your response to the FoI request that we sent you on 8th November 2023. Your input is extremely appreciated and valued. We would like to ask for your collaboration one last time, by fully reviewing your answers and updating them as deemed adequate, in view of the information provided below and in the attachments.
Please refer to the attached document Reference Lists. to help quickly identify your answer to our FoI request. The document contains the name, date of response and reference number if provided. of all authorities that have been involved in this request.
Allow us to explain the context of this FoI request. Your answers are included in a global study on the challenges of public service organisations dealing with foreign languages, and their preparedness for the use of machine translation, a very common application of Artificial Intelligence AI.. We contacted over 500 public service organisations, consisting of all NHS Trusts, Police Forces and Local Councils in England. Previous studies have confirmed that most organisations do not have provisions for managing risks of using AI or machine translation specifically. Yet, there is sufficient evidence that these tools are very regularly used in these services, and that there is a real risk of harm caused by their misuse. Our research aims specifically at identifying good examples in public service organisations of the capacity to respond to these current societal and technological challenges.
We hope you understand the complexity of this project and the reason why we are asking you to review your answers. We have received very diverse replies from the different organisations we contacted, some of which have initially misinterpreted our request as not corresponding totally to the provisions of an FoI instrument, or found some of our questions ambiguous, or to be requesting information that we did not intend to collect.
This review request aims at giving all authorities equal opportunity to be duly represented, by sending to each and every one the clarifications that a few requested. Please read the attached PDF document FOI Q&A. and update your answers in view of the information provided. The document may seem excessively long, but for most organisations, it will simply confirm that you have given the adequate answers. Some of you will even recognise many of the clarifications. We ask that you please check the main section first, which answers queries about the questionnaire as a whole, and then the explanation of each question carefully.
477-2023
I would like to request information under the Freedom of Information Act.
Please provide data on:
– How many times pest control has been called out by your Trust for EACH year for instances of rodents rats or mice. for 2017, 2018. 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022.
Please provide information on how much was spent per annum on pest control for these call outs for rodents rats or mice. for 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022.
272-2023
1. Please provide information on the Trust Capital spend in the following format for all years Table structure & categorisation taken from NHS Capital guidance 2022 to 2025 page 26 dated April 2022 attached for info.
2022/23 Capital Spend Categories 2022/23 Actual spend 2023/24 Budgeted 2023/24 Latest forecast estimate 2024/25 Budget
1 New build – Land and dwellings 2 New build – Theatres and critical care 3 New build – Wards 4 New build – Diagnostics 5 New build – A&E/AAU 6 New build – Non-clinical 7 New build – Car parking 8 New build – Multiple areas/other 9 Routine maintenance non-backlog. – Land, buildings and dwellings
10 Backlog maintenance – Significant and high risk CIR. 11 Backlog maintenance – Moderate and low risk 12 IT – Clinical systems 13 IT – Other software 14 IT – Hardware 15 IT – Telephony 16 IT – Cybersecurity, infrastructure/ networking 17 IT – Other 18 Fire safety 19 Plant and machinery 20 Equipment – Non-clinical 21 Equipment – Clinical theatres and critical care 22 Equipment – Clinical diagnostics 23 Equipment – Clinical other 24 Fleet, vehicles and transport 25 Fixtures and fittings 26 Other – Intangible assets 27 Other – including Investment property 2. For the following spend categories, please provide a best estimate of the total % spent replacing existing equipment as opposed to investing in additional capacity. 3. Are ICS’s having an impact on ability to spend capital funds on new equipment? If yes please describe operational challenges and expected timeline to be resolved
273-2023
I am writing today to implement a freedom of information request.
I want to know the number of occasions when written patient case notes green Rio subsidiary files. have been lost or gone missing at Charlton Lane Hospital from June 2012 until present.
I also need to know how many of these missing case note files were for patients who had died in the hospital.
270-2023
Dear Sir/Madam
Under the Freedom of Information Act I would like to request the following information:
1. In your NHS Trust, how many patients have been seen with insomnia over the last 12 months?
2. Does your NHS Trust currently offer face-to-face Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia for people experiencing chronic insomnia symptoms?
3. Has your NHS Trust previously offered face-to-face Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia for people experiencing chronic insomnia symptoms, but now no longer do so?
4. Does your NHS Trust currently offer or signpost to digital Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia for people experiencing chronic insomnia symptoms?
5. Has your NHS Trust previously offered or signposted to digital Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia for people experiencing chronic insomnia symptoms, but now no longer do so?
6. Within your NHS Trust, could you provide a figure for how many referrals were made to Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia services within the last 12 months that you have figures for?
265-2023
Please could you answer the below questions in relation to Nursing on framework supply;
1. Please can you confirm how many shifts have been released/allocated to ON framework agencies within the last 60 days?
2. In the last 60 days which wards, or departments were these ON framework requests for?
3. Please can you confirm how many nursing shifts have been filled by ON framework agencies within the last 60 days?
4. How many long term lines of work or block bookings are currently being supplied by ON framework agencies?
5. Which ON framework agencies is the trust currently utilising for Nursing vacancies and what is the spend on these agencies year to date?
6. What is the average charge for both RMN’s and RGN’s from ON framework agencies?
7. Who at temporary staffing is responsible for onboarding new agencies and could you provide me with their contact details?
504-2023
I am submitting an FOI request, requesting data on the NHS Talking Therapies for Anxiety and Depression Programme previously IAPT. provided by your trust for the year 2021-22.
Please see my questions below:
How many referrals did the trust receive for the above programme and timeframe?
How many of those were self-referrals, GP referrals or other? Please list raw number for each type of referral.
How many of those total referrals started treatment?
How many of those total referrals ended treatment before competed course?
How many of those total referrals finished a completed course of treatment?
What types of therapy are offered by the trust via the programme? Please list
How many referrals were offered each type of therapy, specifically:
One-to-one in person
One-to-one online
Computer based/workbook based self-access Silvercloud etc.
Group therapy
How many referrals started each type of therapy?
How many referrals ended each type of therapy before completing course of treatment?
How many referrals finished completed course of treatment?
How long in minutes are one-to-one treatment sessions in person?
How long in minutes are one-to-one treatment sessions online?
If there are sessions of different lengths, please list them all and how many referrals were offered each session length?
How many referrals started 30-minute or course of the shortest-length treatment sessions offered?
How many referrals ended those sessions before completing the course of treatment?
How many referrals finished complete course of those sessions?
How many referrals started the longest-length treatment sessions offered? 45 minutes and above.
How many referrals ended those sessions before completing the course of treatment?
How many referrals finished complete course of those sessions?
How many sessions are offered to referrals?
If there are different numbers of sessions offered as a baseline, please list them all and how many were offered each number as a baseline?
How many referrals offered the shortest number of sessions finished treatment?
How many referrals offered the largest number of sessions finished treatment?
How many referrals offered the mean average. number of sessions finished treatment?
421-2023
1. Please provide the total number of A&E attendances by patients of No Fixed Abode/Address for each of the financial years from 2011/12 to 2021/2022.
2. Please also provide the number of these individuals as outlined in Q1. who were admitted with a primary/secondary diagnosis of drug poisoning. 3. Please provide the total number of hospital admissions by patients of No Fixed Abode/Address for each of the same financial years.
4. Please also provide the number of these individuals as outlined in Q3. who were admitted with a primary/secondary diagnosis of drug poisoning.
255-2023
I would like to make a Freedom of Information Request as Follows
NICE recommends NHS collects real-world evidence on devices that monitor people with Parkinson’s disease. https://www.nice.org.uk/news/nice-conditionally-recommends-five-promising-technologies-for-people-wi…
Has your Trust purchased any of the following devices reviewed by NICE between the 1st of January 2020 and the 31st of August 2023.
•The Personal KinetiGraph PKG. Movement Recording System Global Kinetics Corporation.
STAT-ON Sense4care.
Kinesia 360 Great Lakes Neurotechnologies.
KinesiaU Great Lakes Neurotechnologies.
PDMonitor PD Neurotechnology.
I am not seeking quantities or prices simply a yes or no for each product.
Has your Trust received any of the above devices reviewed by NICE between the 1st of January 2020 and the 31st of August 2023 without your Trust being required to pay.
I am not seeking quantities or prices simply a yes or no for each product.
I preferer communication by email
460-2023
I am writing to you under the Freedom of Information FOI. Act 2000 to request information regarding the Trusts’ measurement of its performance against the ‘Access and Waiting Time Standard for Children and Young People with an Eating Disorder’. Please provide a reference number for this request in your acknowledgement.
1. At what point – from the list below – does the Community Eating Disorder Service/s for Children and Young People and any other relevant mental health services provided by your Trust currently stop the ‘waiting times clock’ for children and young people with an eating disorder? If the Trust provides more than one relevant service, please list answers separately for each.
Initial phone call to the patient and/or parents/guardians
Parent/guardian psychoeducation group
Onward referral to a non-NHS organisation
Assessment appointment in person or by video call.
Second individual appointment for the patient with or without family present. i.e. First full treatment appointment
At another time, please specify.
2. Does the Community Eating Disorder Service/s for Children and Young People and any other relevant mental health services provided by your Trust provide the assessment and first treatment session for children and young people with an eating disorder on the same date? If the Trust provides more than one relevant service, please list answers separately for each.
3. Please list the clinical interventions that the Trust currently uses as justifications to stop the ‘waiting times clock’ for children and young people with an eating disorder. If the Trust provides more than one relevant service, please list answers separately for each.
4. Please disclose the median and mean gaps in calendar days. between the appointment used to stop the ‘waiting times clock’ and the subsequent individual or single family not group. treatment appointment for children and young people with an eating disorder. Please do this for each of the tax. years listed below, based on the year in which the clock was stopped. If the Trust provides more than one relevant service, please list answers separately for each.
2019/20 tax year.
2020/21 tax year.
2021/22 tax year.
2022/23 tax year – to date [please specify months covered].
424-2023
I am writing to request the following information from your NHS trust:
• The number of adult patients who have started urgent eating disorder treatment by >0-1 week since referral, 1-4 weeks, >4-12 weeks, 12 plus, including the total number of completed pathways
• The number of adult patients who have started routine eating disorder treatment >0-1 week since referral, 1-4 weeks, >4-12 weeks, 12 plus, including the total number of completed pathways
• Please also specify a. the longest wait for urgent eating disorder treatment, and b. the longest wait for routine eating disorder treatment in days. for the calendar years 2020, 2021 and 2022
Please provide this information for Q1, Q2, Q3 & Q4 of 2021-22, and Q1, Q2 and Q3 of 2022-23, providing a separate table for each quarter, in the style of the CYP data: https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/statistical-work-areas/cyped-waiting-times/
440-2023
Please kindly ignore my previous FOI request, submitted just now. The attachment has been added to this FOI request. I would like to make the following FOI request to your organisation please: Background
We are conducting research into the types of care providers that are being used to provide services to Children & Young People CYP. across England, and as such, we are looking to collate a national list of care providers that are currently being used across the 42 ICBs for these services, as well as information as to how these services are currently being commissioned. The cohorts of Children & Young People CYP. who this research relates to is those who have a complex physical disability, learning disability, mental health needs and/or end-of-life needs. These CYP may require packages of care and support in their own home or other community settings, e.g., hospice/step-down, foster care arrangements. In addition, this includes children who are placed in residential and therapeutic settings, assisted/supported living which are contracted by LA’s.. In the majority, the CYP will have Special Educational Needs and Disabilities SEND. and require an Education and Health Care Plan. FOI Questions 1/ How are Children & Young People CYP. services commissioned for those who have complex health needs in your area? as defined within Background.. Please answer against the categories listed in the below, where applicable. Example answers for the type of procurement model include: Operate a Framework, Operate a Dynamic Purchasing System DPS., Spot Purchasing, Preferred Provider, Block Contract, No formal process. Organisation type Who leads on the procurement Type of procurement model in use Link if applicable.
E.g., answer ICB/ICS Joint procurement across ICB and LA Framework Insert link to Framework details www..
E.g., answer Education Education No formal process
E.g., answer LA Joint procurement across ICB and LA Framework Insert link to Framework details www..
ICB/ICS Education Local Authority 2/ Please complete as much of the table within the attached spreadsheet as possible, contained on the 2nd tab. We would like to know the names of the care providers that are currently being used to deliver services to the Children & Young People CYP. cohort described in the Background. To support with identifying a national list of care providers for this cohort, we also require details about the type of provider. Reference points such as the provider postcode and CQC Location ID if it is a CQC registered service. have been requested to allow for the providers to be identified in a consistent and accurate manner across ICBs/ICSs. The 3rd tab contains a Key which provides further explanation to some of the columns, alongside possible examples. Please note that the examples are not an exhaustive list. If it is not possible to populate this template within the FOI time allowance, yet the data is recorded in an alternative spreadsheet form, please provide this.
457-2023
1. Does the Trust have a person appointed Armed Forces/Veterans Champion? 2. If so, what is their name and contact details? 3. Does the Trust have an agreed suicide prevention action plan or strategy? 4. If so, does this strategy recognise veterans as an at-risk, priority or tailored group? 5. If so, does your strategy reference veterans in any other way? 6. If so, when is your strategy due to be reviewed?
020-2023
Please could you answer the following questions in relation to the trusts off- framework usage in financial year 2022-2023:
1. How much in total did the trust spend on off-framework nursing supply?
2. How was that total split between Community and Mental Health Nursing? 3. How many HCA shifts were sent out to off framework agencies?
4. How many Nursing shifts were sent out to off framework agencies?
5. Who within the trust is responsible for reporting on off-framework usage?
428-2023
The council, along with all other Gloucestershire authorities, declared a climate emergency in 2019 and the county council adopted a Climate Change Strategy. This strategy saw the council set out the following carbon reduction targets:
• The county council’s own operational emissions to be net zero by 2030
• Emissions from all sources across the county to be net zero by 2050
• The county to work with partners to deliver an 80% reduction in emissions by 2030, relative to 2005.
In 2020, the county council strengthened its targets further, committing to reaching net zero emissions from all sources across the county by 2045.
The council, in partnership with UK100, held the Gloucestershire Decarbonising Transport Forum 2022 – Journey to Net Zero in July 2022. The forum’s aim was to bring together key stakeholders and experts to discuss Gloucestershire’s journey to net zero. The council wants to hear from its residents, businesses, and community groups, to understand what they think are the best methods for reducing the emissions and tackling the climate emergency.
We want to hear from as many people as possible, so please share this link widely and take the survey – https://haveyoursaygloucestershire.uk.engagementhq.com/journey-to-net-zero
453-2023
RE: Request under the Freedom of Information Act 2000.
Dear Information Team
This is an information request relating to the cost of drugs going out of date.
Please include the following information:
• What is the total value of drugs that have been disposed of due to going past their expiry date, for each of the following years: 2019/20, 2020/21, 2021/22
If it is not possible to provide the information requested due to the information exceeding the cost of compliance limits identified in Section 12, please provide advice and assistance, under the Section 16 obligations of the Act, as to how I can refine my request.
113-2023
Please see information for this request, if we are able to provide this information in line with the section 12 mentioned:
1.Total spend on international recruitment activity with agency providers for the last financial year?
Approximately £157,150
2.Names, total number of agency providers currently being used for international recruitment and total spend with each provider for the last financial year?
3 agencies being used. Charkos – £120,000
ID Medical – £23.400
Sanctuary – £13,750
3.The average fee per Nurse, for International Recruitment via agency?
Between £1,950 and £4,000
4.The main challenges faced by the Trust when recruiting overseas nurses?
Supply of suitable candidates e.g. mental health experience/community experience
Accommodation for nurses
501-2023
I am writing to you under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 to request the following information:
1. What was your trust spend on agency for the period 1 January 2022 to 31 December 2022 inclusive for the following staff groups: – a. Registered nurse RN. b. Health care support workers/healthcare assistants/nursing associates? 2. What was your trust spend on agency for the period 1 January 2021 to 31 December 2021 inclusive for the following staff groups: – a. Registered nurse RN. b. Health care support workers/healthcare assistants/nursing associates? 3. What was your trust spend on agency for the period I January 2020 to 31 December 2020 inclusive for the following staff groups: – a. Registered nurse RN. b. Health care support workers/healthcare assistants/nursing associates?
017-2023
Please disclose:
1. All pieces of work and projects that the trust has commissioned from the company TheValueCircle LLP Company Number OC419158
2. Total spending on TheValueCircle’s services and products to date
3. Which consultants supplied by TheValueCircle have undertaken the work for the trust
4. Any reports produced by TheValueCircle arising from the work undertaken for the trust
5. Who/ what bodies/ organisations recommended TheValueCircle to the trust? Did NHS England or any of its predecessor bodies suggest that the trust hire TheValueCircle?
415-2023
We are Amritsar based immigration consultants . We are doing study visas and work visas since year 2008. We are having large number of qualified nurses with BSC/GNM and good work experience in India. They are also having good communication skills as per requirements of the UKBA. Further to add , we are ready to work with your esteemed organisation as per terms and conditions of your organisation .
125-2023
I am looking for some assistance with your organisation’s Spend/Transparency data, available on the following weblink:
https://www.ghc.nhs.uk/who-we-are/freedom-of-information/
Are you able to provide me with a copy of the July 2020 file or advise when the correct file will be available on the website above?
498-2023
Under the FOI Act please provide me with the information below. Please confirm receipt of this request as soon as possible. The number of inpatients who are currently medically fit to leave hospital in your area, but still reside there. Please provide this as a series of data points for the last calendar year and the year to date, broken down by day. For each day, please break the data into further categories which detail the reason behind the delayed discharge. I am aware that some of the data showing the total number of delayed transfers of care is published here: https://www.england.nhs.uk/statistics/statistical-work-areas/discharge-delays-acute-data/ however I am looking for further information relating to the cause of the discharge delay. For example, the Welsh Government also used to publish a detailed breakdown of reasons behind delayed discharge - https://statswales.gov.wales/Catalogue/Health-and-Social-Care/NHS-Performance/Delayed-Transfers-of-Care By way of illustration, a response may look like this: 01/01/22 - 100 people awaiting discharge, 20 awaiting physiotherapy, 30 awaiting transport home, 50 awaiting care packages 02/01/22 – 90 people awaiting discharge, 15 awaiting physiotherapy, 30 awaiting transport home, 45 awaiting care packages
015-2023
I currently deal with queries in regard to helping students gain work experience placements within the trust and organise school events for our ambassadors to attend to promote the activities that we do. I am writing today because I would like to know what processes you do in order to help students gain work experience placements in your trust as I am hoping to incorporate some of these ideas to our Trust in order to gain more placements and awareness for our staff and students within Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.
419-2023
I am writing to you under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 to request the following information from your Mental Health Trust. Please may you provide me with:
1. The number of individuals who have been referred to IAPT services, who have been flagged as having financial difficulties in their social and personal circumstances, by financial year, since 2010.
2. The total number of individuals who have been referred to IAPT services, by financial year, since 2010.
If you have any queries, please don’t hesitate to contact me via email and I will be very happy to clarify what I am asking for and discuss the request.
031-2023
I am e-mailing to place a request for all information available under the Freedom of Information Act relating to the Estates and Facilities Directorate of your organisation across all sites.
I would like to request an Organisation chart for all Directors, Managers, and employees within the Estates, Maintenance, Facilities, Property Services and Capital Projects departments.
032-2023
I am writing to you under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 to request the following information from your NHS trust. Please may you provide me with:
1. The number of rape incidents at mental health hospitals within your trust, broken down by financial year, since 2010.
2. The number of sexual assault incidents at mental health hospitals within your trust, broken down by financial year, since 2010.
Please provide this data in a table format.
If you have any queries, please don’t hesitate to contact me via email and I will be very happy to clarify what I am asking for and discuss the request.
037-2023
I would like to request some information under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. Please acknowledge receipt of my request by email. The questions relate to how much the trust paid consultants during recent industrial action by junior doctors and whether the paid rates in line with the BMA’s ‘rate card’.
Please answer the following questions in the Excel sheet provided: 1. How much did the trust spend £. in total on paying for consultants to carry out non-contractual shifts, or paying for consultants to act down during contractual shifts, required to cover junior doctors’ during the seven days of industrial action by junior doctors taken between 13 to 16 March, and 11 to 14 April 2023? Please provide a £ figure for the total. Please use the free text box if the trust wants to further explanation its answer. 2. Did the trust pay the hourly rates outlined on the BMA rate card for consultants’ non-contractual work, during either of the junior doctors’ strikes in March or April? Please answer Yes or No. Please use the free text box if the trust wants to further explanation its answer. 3. If the trust answered “No” to question 2, what was the maximum hourly rate £/hour. the trust paid for non-contractual shifts, or for consultants to act down during contractual shifts required to cover junior doctors’ shifts during either the March or April junior doctors’ strike? If you answered “yes” to question 2, please leave this answer blank. Please use the free text box if the trust wants to further explanation its answer. 4. Did the trust pay the hourly rates outlined on the BMA rate card for consultants’ non-contractual shifts as of April 2023? Please answer Yes or No. Please use the free text box if the trust wants to further explanation its answer. 5. If the trust answered “No” to question 4, what is the maximum hourly rate £/hour. the trust paid consultants for non-contractual shifts as of April 2023? If the trust answered “yes” to question 4, please leave this answer blank. Please use the free text box if the trust wants to further explanation its answer. If you need any clarification of this request or if it is too broad, please email me. I would remind you that under your Section 16 duty to advise and assist I would expect you to contact me to discuss any practical difficulties that you may have in fulfilling this request so that I may narrow my request in a way that works for both of us. If some parts of this request are more difficult to answer than others please release the answerable material as it is available rather than hold up the entire request for the contested data. If FOI requests of a similar nature have already been asked could you please include your responses to those requests. I would be grateful if you could confirm in writing that you have received this request, and I look forward to hearing from you within the 20-working day statutory time period.
418-2023
Please can you answer the following 3 questions:
1. From September 2022 to November 2022, please list the wards/departments you have requested shifts for off framework agencies in your Adult Nursing, Mental Health, Community Hospitals?
2. Please provide a list of off-framework agencies used by the trust in the past 6 months.
3. Please provide a breakdown of the number of shifts covered by each off-framework agency and their average hourly charge rate for the following disciplines:
062-2023
Under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, I am requesting the following information on waiting times for ADHD assessments in England:
1. The number of undiagnosed children age 11-18 years. currently on the waiting list for an ADHD assessment on the NHS.
1a. Please can you also provide the same information for each of the past five years, if doing so won’t push this request over the cost limit.
2. The current average waiting time for an undiagnosed child age 11-18 years. to see a psychiatrist for ADHD assessment after being referred from a GP on the NHS.
2a. The longest waiting time for a child currently on the list.
2b. Please can you also provide the average wait time for each of the past five years, if doing so won’t push this request over the cost limit.
3. How many child assessments were done in the past year. Please provide the total and if available. a breakdown by gender.
3a. Please can you also provide this same information for each of the prior five years, if doing so won’t push this request over the cost limit.
4. The current average waiting time for a child age 11-18 years. between ADHD diagnosis and starting treatment on the NHS. Please provide the total and if available. a breakdown by type of treatment medication or behavioural therapy.
4a. The longest waiting time between diagnosis and treatment for a child currently on the list.
4b. Please can you also provide the average wait time for each of the past five years, if doing so won’t push this request over the cost limit.
5. The number of undiagnosed adults currently on the waiting list for an ADHD assessment on the NHS.
5a. Please can you also provide the same information for each of the past five years, if doing so won’t push this request over the cost limit
6. The current average wait time for an undiagnosed adult to see a psychiatrist for ADHD after being referred from a GP on the NHS.
6a. The longest waiting time for an adult currently on the list
6b. Please can you also provide the average wait time for each of the past five years, if doing so won’t push this request over the cost limit.
7. How many adult assessments were done in the past year. Please provide the total and if available. a breakdown by gender.
7a. Please can you also provide this same information for each of the prior five years, if doing so won’t push this request over the cost limit.
8. The current average waiting time for an adult between ADHD diagnosis and starting treatment on the NHS. Please provide the total and if available. a breakdown by type of treatment medication or behavioural therapy.
8a. The longest waiting time between diagnosis and treatment for an adult currently on the list.
8b. Please can you also provide the average wait time for each of the past five years, if doing so won’t push this request over the cost limit.
108-2023
I would like to know how many schools in this Trust serve meat that may contain nitrates or nitrites. Please provide a numerical answer, for the number of hospitals.
452-2023
This is a request under the Freedom of Information Act for a record of all the people who have died in a particular location between January 2016 and December 2022. Specifically, everyone who has died at Wotton Lawn psychiatric hospital. Over this time frame the trust responsible for Wotton Lawn has changed and up until 2019 it was the 2gether NHS Foundation Trust. If the trust does not hold records for the time when it was part of 2gether, then please can you respond to my questions below based on a time frame from Gloucestershire Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust’s creation in October 2019 to December 2022. I am trying to find out:
• How many deaths occurred at Wotton Lawn psychiatric hospital between January 2016 and December 2022.
• The number of deaths at Wotton Lawn between January 2016 and December 2022 that are suspected to be suicides. • The number of deaths occurred in the community between January 2016 and December 2022 among absconders/missing persons from Wotton Lawn psychiatric hospital. • The number of deaths among absconders/missing persons from Wotton Lawn psychiatric hospital between January 2016 and December 2022 that are suspected to be suicides.