Fresh claims of serious neglect have been uncovered by a special ITV News investigation at the Princess of Wales Hospital, which was already at the centre of a major police investigation and an independent review ordered by the Welsh Government.
The family of Dorothy Mead who died at Princess of Wales Hospital after she was admitted in 2010 have spoken to ITV News about their “fight for justice” after failings in her care.
The 82-year-old was left in the resuscitation room for almost three hours and should have been seen by a senior doctor but was not.
Michelle Chambers said: “A lot of people are grieving so badly they lose the momentum to fight and we were determined to from the outset to get justice for mum”.
Pam Davies, who worked for the Ambulance Service for more than 20 years, said: “I could recognise what was not happening there, what they weren't doing for my mother”.
The Public Services Ombudsman in Wales upheld the family's complaint.
Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board has issued a statement relating to patient care at the Princess of Wales Hospital.
There are fresh claims of serious neglect at a hospital at the centre of a major police investigation and an independent review in Wales.