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Michele Paduano

West Midlands

Health Correspondent at BBC

Just trying to get at the truth. Journalist who believes that the system will protect itself.

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  • 1 month ago | birminghamdispatch.co.uk | Michele Paduano |Birmingham Dispatch

    Dear readers — welcome to your Monday briefing. A landmark warehouse in Digbeth went up in flames yesterday after a pile of rubbish caught alight. Samuel was there in minutes and then went digging in the land registry to see what he could uncover. His findings lead to a lot more questions — see below. We also have an exclusive, involving over a thousand patients who may have been harmed as a result of treatment delays overseen by a troubled Birmingham NHS trust.

  • 2 months ago | bbc.com | Michele Paduano

    Man was 'abandoned' by health trust, say brothersMichele PaduanoWill JeffordFamilyBarnaby Spicer died after being released from a mental health facility in Shrewsbury The brothers of a man who died within weeks of being released from a mental health centre have said he was "abandoned" by an NHS trust. Barnaby Spicer died after he was released from Redwoods Centre in Shrewsbury in November 2024 without a community treatment order.

  • 2 months ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Michele Paduano |Will Jefford

    The brothers of a man who died within weeks of being released from a mental health centre have said he was "abandoned" by an NHS trust. Barnaby Spicer died after he was released from Redwoods Centre in Shrewsbury in November 2024 without a community treatment order. The 45-year-old had a history of psychosis and had been violent towards himself and others when he was not on his medication, his family said.

  • 2 months ago | bbc.com | Michele Paduano

    Troubled mental health hospital worse - patientsMichele PaduanoHealth correspondent, BBC MidlandsWil VincentWil Vincent fronts a self-help podcast for patients struggling with their mental healthFormer inpatients of a troubled Black Country mental health service have said the situation is getting worse. Wil Vincent, who runs a peer support group, was attacked during his last admission to Bushey Fields Hospital in Dudley.

  • 2 months ago | aol.com | Michele Paduano

    Former inpatients of a troubled Black Country mental health service have said the situation is getting worse. Wil Vincent, who runs a peer support group, was attacked during his last admission to Bushey Fields Hospital in Dudley. The Black Country Healthcare Trust is known to have a significant morale problem and the results of another poor staff survey are expected to be announced.

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