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Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust

NHS foundation trust in England.

An NHS trust runs hospitals or other NHS services in part of England. A foundation trust has more independence, and governors who represent local people.

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Partial: details
Years held
2021 onwards
Coroners’ reports
37 reports sent to it
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  11. Council of Governors meeting

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Coroners’ reports sent to this organisation

Prevention of Future Deaths reports that name this organisation as a recipient. A recipient must reply within 56 days. We show whether judiciary.uk has published a reply; one may have been sent and not yet published.

  1. “Ms Corrigan was undergoing recognised therapy consistent with the national guidelines for…”, 2026-0290Report put online after its 56 days

  2. “Abbi spent most of her adult life in detention and was Abbi was transferred to a…”, 2026-0286Response published

  3. “Mental Health Trust Staff on Longfield Ward: a”, 2026-0078Response published

  4. “The reliance by EPUT that those suffering a mental health crisis will wait in the MHUCD’s…”, 2026-0030Response published

  5. “Re: EPUT A significant number of the causative failings identified in this case have…”, 2026-0015Response published

  6. “The evidence identified a risk of patients at high risk of self-harm being able to leave…”, 2026-0011Response published

  7. “There was a failure on the part of EPUT nursing and (particularly) support staff to…”, 2025-0556Response published

  8. “There was a lack of information sharing between professionals involved in the care and…”, 2025-0506Response published, not yet matched

  9. “Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust (EPUT) (1) EPUT mental health team were…”, 2025-0424Response published

  10. “There is no system that prevents staff that are non- compliant with mandatory training…”, 2025-0294Response published

  11. “The Trust PSIRF Decision Monitoring Tool completed after Mr Gray died contained…”, 2025-0283Response published

  12. “Mrs Beasley was seen at home following a call to the mental health crisis team and…”, 2025-0250Response published

  13. “Failures in Care Planning: specifically, a failure to appropriately up-date and document…”, 2025-0144Response published

  14. “Evidence was heard that the mental health crisis staff do not appear to have appropriate…”, 2025-0089Response published

  15. “The accepted absence of effective formal, compulsory training for clinicians regarding…”, 2024-0610Response published

  16. “There was no evidence of any adequate formulation of risk prior to Danny’s discharge from…”, 2024-0405Response published

  17. “Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust Crisis Response Service follows the UK…”, 2024-0487Response published

  18. “While a patient is admitted to an acute Trust ward for treatment for physical health…”, 2024-0331Response published

  19. “On 28 August Ms Dehaney-Perkins was agitated and distressed on return to the ward from…”, 2024-0059Response published

  20. “Failure to update Nadia’s records with the outcomes of referrals that were made and…”, 2024-0024Response published

Showing the latest 20 of 37 reports.

Care Quality Commission

The CQC regulates health and care services in England. These are its ratings for the foundation trustas a whole and the reports it has published, as listed on cqc.org.uk.

Current ratings

The CQC’s data has no overall rating for the trust as a whole, only these.

Well-led
Requires improvement
Child and adolescent mental health wards
Good
Acute wards for adults of working age and psychiatric intensive care units
Requires improvement
Community health inpatient services
Good
Long stay or rehabilitation mental health wards for working age adults
Requires improvement
Wards for people with learning disabilities or autism
Requires improvement
Forensic inpatient or secure wards
Good
Community-based mental health services for adults of working age
Requires improvement
Mental health crisis services and health-based places of safety
Good
Substance misuse services
Good
Wards for older people with mental health problems
Requires improvement
Community end of life care
Outstanding
Community health services for adults
Good
Community health services for children, young people and families
Good
Community mental health services for people with a learning disability or autism
Good
Community-based mental health services for older people
Good

Rating published . This is the CQC’s latest rating for the foundation trust as a whole. Its website may have newer reports on individual hospitals and services. From the CQC’s ratings data as at .

The trust’s page on cqc.org.uk

Inspection reports

  1. An assessment of the leadership of the trust

  2. A routine inspection

  3. An inspection of Wards for older people with mental health problems

  4. An inspection of Wards for people with a learning disability or autism

  5. An inspection of Acute wards for adults of working age and psychiatric intensive care units

  6. An inspection of Mental health crisis services and health-based places of safety

  7. An inspection of Substance misuse services

  8. An inspection of Community-based mental health services for adults of working age

Published by the CQC; we keep an unchanged copy of each report we link. All reports on cqc.org.uk. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Source: Care Quality Commission, cqc.org.uk. Open Government Licence.