Sussex NHS mental health trust criticised over killings by patients A mental health trust underestimated the risk posed by its patients and sometimes did not act on threats to kill, a review of 10 killings over eight years has found.
The review examined deaths linked to Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust patients between 2007 and 2015.
It found killings by Kayden Smith in 2012 and Roger Goswell in 2007 had been "preventable" and "predictable".
The trust has apologised and offered its condolences to families. BBC News
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The review examined deaths linked to Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust patients between 2007 and 2015.
It found killings by Kayden Smith in 2012 and Roger Goswell in 2007 had been "preventable" and "predictable".
The trust has apologised and offered its condolences to families. BBC News
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- An independent thematic review ofinvestigations into the care and treatment provided to service users who committed ahomicide and to a victim of homicide Sussex
Partnership NHS Foundation Trust - Sussex deaths BBC News
- Review of 10 killings uncovers failings at NHS mental health trust that 'severely underestimated' risk posed by patients The Daily Telegraph
- NHS trust criticised for underestimating risk posed by patients who killed people The Guardian
- NHS Trust criticised for failings after 'killings' involving people with links to its mental health services ITV News
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