Understanding the work of PHSO

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Understanding the work of PHSO

Overview PHSO’s role and strategy Improving PHSO’s service to you PHSO’s casework process Your questions and feedback

The role of PHSO Parliamentary Commissioner Act 1967 Health Service Commissioners Act 1993 12% 88% Investigations about UK government departments and public organisations Investigations about the NHS in England

Strategic plan 2018-2021

Listening and improving the PHSO service Dedicated website area The Liaison Team Email liaisonmanagers@ombudsman.org.uk

Listening and improving our service Dedicated area for organisations on the PHSO website Tips on good complaint handling Action plan template Service Model Policy and guidance Guidance on financial remedy The Ombudsman’s Clinical Standard Resolving complaints and claims Survey of our service to organisations

NHS Complaints Second and final stage - Ombudsman Under Regulation 14(2)(c) and Regulation 14(2)(d), the local response must tell the complainant of their right to take the complaint to the Ombudsman The Local Authority Social Services and National Health Service Complaints (England) Regulations 2009

PHSO’s casework process: Assessment PHSO casework staff consider: Can we investigate? Should we investigate? Is there a case to answer? Can we resolve it now? Proposal to investigate

PHSO casework process: Investigation How we gather evidence from both sides early opportunity to tell us what lay behind clinical decision making clinical records CCTV, phone records witness statements/visits/interviews Professional/clinical advice

PHSO casework process: Investigation PHSO’s approach PHSO looks to see if what happened was in keeping with relevant regulations, standards, policies and published guidance. PHSO’s decision If it wasn’t, they look to see how significant the shortfall is and what impact it has had and, if it has caused hardship or injustice, has that already been remedied by the organisation.

Our casework process Investigation Provisional view Considering comments Final report and compliance Recommendations Action plans – learning from mistakes

Feedback and questions ? Questions? Any thoughts and experiences of PHSO’s service? What more could PHSO do to support you?

Thank you Website Helpline Email www.ombudsman.org.uk @PHSOmbudsman liaisonmanagers@ombudsman.org.uk Helpline 0345 015 4033 8.30am - 5.30pm Monday to Friday @PHSOmbudsman Radio Ombudsman Podcast Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman