Have you or your family had a covert DNACPR? Contact me.



 I need contact from at least ten people who have had covert DNACPR (Do Not Attempt Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation) placed on you (or close relative) without your/their knowledge, without discussion, without consultation, specifically from Gloucester Royal or Cheltenham General hospitals (GHNFT) and within the last three years.

carerswantcompetence@outlook.com --- or text --- 07548075602
If you or your family have been affected and want to take action it is in your interest to share so that we reach the numbers.
(I can also take names who have been subject to covert DNACPR by other NHS 'Trusts' but would still need ten from the same 'Trust' in each county).
Following the Court of Appeal judgment in R (Tracey) versus Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and others in 2014, 42 it became a LEGAL REQUIREMENT in the UK for clinicians to consult with patients, or families of patients who lack capacity, about these DNACPR decisions.
Gloucestershire NHS, Cheltenham district community nurses and GP's have disregarded this legal requirement on several occasions.
Are there going to be consequences? We'll see.

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