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Large numbers of patient homicides at London NHS Trust

Posted on27th January 201817th May 2018AuthorJulianLeave a comment

We’ve been concerned for some time now about large numbers of patient homicides in several London mental health trusts.

Our research featured in this major article in the Daily Mail today.

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