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A report for the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust Spinal Patient Safety Look Back Review (“SPSLBR”)

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In 2021, a multi-professional staff support group was established under the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust’s Freedom to Speak Up process which raised new questions and concerns around the probity and clinical standards of a Consultant Spinal Surgeon (“Consultant Spinal Surgeon A”) whilst they were employed at Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust (now part of the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust) (“the Trust”). As a result, the Trust commissioned the Spinal Patient Safety Look Back Review (“SPSLBR”) and Investigation Group to evaluate these concerns, including obtaining independent expert advice.

In January 2022, the Trust commenced the SPSLBR to investigate and manage patient safety concerns raised in respect of Consultant Spinal Surgeon A who was employed at Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust (now part of the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust) between 1991 and January 2015.

This report outlines the investigation carried out by the SPSLBR Investigation Group on behalf of the Trust to investigate and manage potential Serious Incidents (“SI”) caused by the errors and omissions attributable to clinics, surgery and/or consultations undertaken by Consultant Spinal Surgeon A within the scope identified in the Terms of Reference. 

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A report for the Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust Spinal Patient Safety Look Back Review … https://www.northerncarealliance.nhs.uk/application/files/5516/8985/5202/SPSLBR_Report_Final_060623_…

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To all concerned,

It is with deep disappointment that I reflect on the memories evoked by this article. My personal encounter with Brad Williamson as my surgeon was far from favorable, as I firmly believe he subjected myself and others to an unacceptable level of harm and misconduct.

The news of his job termination and inability to continue his life's work brings a sense of relief. His reprehensible attitude towards his profession posed a significant danger to patients, and I am grateful that he can no longer operate.

 

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