Review of 10 killings shows mental health trust's failings
A review into ten killings involving people who had contact with mental health services provided by the Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust has revealed failings at the organisation.
'More must be done' NHS trust's failings revealed after review of killings involving mental health patients
A damning independent review has criticised the Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust - and revealed that there were severe failings in the cases of ten people.
The review was launched after the conviction of Matthew Daley - who killed pensioner Donald Lock. He had stabbed him 39 times after a minor collision between their cars, near Worthing.
The interviewees in Malcolm Shaw's report are Joseph Goswell, whose father was one of the mental health patients mentioned in the review; and Colm Donaghy, the Chief Executive of the Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.
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'They allowed my father to go and murder my mother'
A man has criticised the way his father's treatment for mental health issues was handled at the Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.
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Killings expose failures at NHS mental health trust
A review of 10 killings - including the road rage stabbing of a pensioner - has uncovered failings at a mental health trust.